The Natisone River as it flows through Cividale del Friuli, Italy. It is known for the color of its water. It traverses a ravine as it runs through Cividale. Construction on the Devil’s Bridge began in the 15th century. It was destroyed by the retreating Italian army in 1917. It was rebuilt by the Austrians … More A River and a Bridge
Foliage surrounding a small defensive window in the wall of the Castello di San Giusto. The walls and ramparts date from the 16th/17th century. Trieste, Italy. Join RDP Wednesday – Foliage
Roman Forum, near Castello di San Guisto, Trieste, Italy For Wordless Wednesday
This week Lens-Artists discussed ways to focus on the subject of an image. The four photos below were taken in Civiale del Friulia, Italy, a lovely small town in the Friulia-Venezia Giulia region of Italy, close to the Slovenian border. Leading lines. The ceiling painting in the small church is framed by the points of … More The Heart of the Matter – The Subject
Blue Sky in Cividale del Friuli, Italy Join Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge – Blue
Windows on a building in the historic center of Udine, Italy Join RDP Sunday – Twelve
Cividale del Friuli, Italy.
Tina’s challenge this week at Lens-Artists was to find images with three subjects to illustrate the Rule of Three. Three cars on the ferriswheel on the waterfront in Trieste during Republic Day events Three rectangles in Trieste. Three doesn’t have to mean three identical items. The variety of sizes appealed to me. Three candles in … More Three’s the Charm
Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, wild animals, nature, childbith, and he moon. In Piazza Archimede, Ortega, Siracusa, Sicily. By artist Giulio Moschetti, 1907, reinforced concrete Join RDP Wednesday: Fountain
From the window of my room in Trieste. The moon was low over the horizon. It moved slowly along the roofline Join The Cosmic Photo Challenge: at the end of the day
The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect 