Tuscany in May

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Ossie
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Tuscany in May

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Last week about the time Bossel was in Rome I was far away from crowds of people enjoying the peace and quiet and beautiful scenery of Tuscany

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Birma
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Hi Ossie - all beautiful pictures, but for me #1 is a stunner - very moody and atmospheric. I really like the trees on the skyline awaiting the onslaught of the storm clouds. The A700 with CZ16-80 seems to be ideal anywhere in Italy :D.
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Very picturesque, nicely taken.
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I like the way you lined the three photos from the darkest sweet mood to the lightest in a sequence.

They show different aspects of how the scenery is influenced by the weather and light amount. The dramatization of the colours, without any sign of human life is great but I also like the others where human life gradually becomes part of the scenery.

Thanks for sharing, Ossie.

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Very nice, Ossie.
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Wow! Beautiful pictures, and lovely weather you were having!
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Very nice indeed. For me personally, the first one is my favorite by far, but the others are also well done.

I swear that I saw the scene in the third picture when I spent a week in Tuscany a few years ago, but there are a lot of places in Tuscany that are similar enough that I am probably mistaken.

My compliments again.

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Very beautiful. Very beautiful countryside.

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Wonderful.
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Gorgeous photos of such a beautiful place Ossie.
Third scenee I have also seen in some other
photo, this is the better one though ;^)

My nephew Simon chose to get married in
Tuscany, wish I could have made it. His
friend Delcan Donnelly performed the
blessings.
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