Bergamo

Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Bergamo riflessa

Bergamo riflessa
Originally uploaded by simone24.

Another beautiful Bergamo photo by Simone24. This is a church tower through an ice covered window.

49 Comments:

Josy said...: Beautiful. I didn't know they had ice in Italy. 'Course, if I think about it, there're mountains, and the entire country can't all be nice and warm and Mediterranean.

Lovely photo, even if you didn't take it. ;); 1:06 AM
Nikon said...: Hi, thanks for the visit. I was in the North of Italy - from Rome North - with Milan as the "base camp." So we were in the pre-alps a lot of the time. Up that way, it's teutonic Italian - German & Austrian style houses are common.
My pics were all on 35mm & the scanner is dead - so I have to ask folks on Flickr if they mind if I use a pic - most are "bloggable."; 1:12 AM
Shionge said...: Hey Nikon, this is so nice and beautiful. Amazing how she captured this shot :D; 1:25 AM
Anonymous said...: Wow, I would never have thought about taking a picture like that through ice covered glass. Impressive.

Thanks for visiting my blog and commenting.; 8:32 AM
Oya said...: Oh my...stunning.; 4:00 PM
Melinda said...: yes it is gorgeous!; 9:04 PM
Analía said...: Hi Nikon, how are you doing?
I just came to say hello and send lots of hugs and kisses.
Nice picture!!
Take care, Ani; 11:34 AM
Shionge said...: Hiya Nikon for the kind words at my blog :D; 8:11 AM
Shionge said...: Hiya, Happy Easter pal :); 1:04 AM
david santos said...: Hello, Nikon!
Thanks for you work, have a good weekend.; 4:31 PM
Shionge said...: Paul..just blog something about yourself pal. Hmmm...if you run out of ideas how about telling us what are you doing now.....pple that you meet etc.

How about 100 things about Paul kekekek...:)
Have a nice day.; 8:39 PM
Fabrizio Zanelli said...: Josy, how do you think CIO assigned XX Olympic Winter Games in Torino last year if we hadn't ice and consequently snow? uh? :-); 8:50 PM
JAM said...: Beautiful photograph, and beautifully done!; 1:05 PM
Chica, Cienna, and Cali said...: it's been captured so beautifully.......:); 9:48 PM
Shionge said...: Hiya Paul...thank you for visiting my blog all the time, I truly appreciate that!~

Have a great weekend pal :D; 8:44 PM
Seda said...: Very nice picture! Loved it
Seda; 2:22 AM
inspired said...: Amazing stuff...; 12:37 PM
inspired said...: Your welcome ..
it's a privilege to stop by and see your stuff...; 4:12 AM
Martel said...: On my Blog, I show to you the “Right Street”, one of the principal streets of Martel. Cavity it is very except right-hand side, it turns in all the directions. Also have in your city, of the streets with a name in contradiction with the street? (Street example of the restaurants without any restaurants).
Good Day
My blog photographs on the town of Martel; 4:14 PM
antonior said...: Very interesting pictures and a stimulating literary atmosphere we breath in both blogs.
I enjoyed it.
Congratulations.; 2:20 PM
SeePearrl said...: fantastic one!; 4:30 PM
Fran González said...: This is a really originall picture!! Great shot!!; 9:06 AM
Ele ^_^ said...: Amzing picture.. I like it because is original.. Reflection on the ice.. Great! ^^; 1:59 PM
Luis F. said...: De una sutileza sublime y de un equilibrio exquisito; 4:21 PM
Sean Claes said...: I thought it was art... didn't realize it was a photo. Beautiful!; 10:49 PM
Jules said...: Hi Nikon
I am returning the visit!!

The colours and textures in this photo are stunning.

Cheers; 2:29 AM
Joy said...: Beautiful! What else can I say? I loved Bergamo when I was there. The people were so nice - a bit different from my experience in Como.

Joy
Norwich Daily Photo; 9:42 AM
Raghu Ram Prasad said...: your photos are something special.....nice looking; 8:04 AM
Fabrizio Zanelli said...: Paul, when do you think to come back in Italy?; 8:36 PM
Nikon said...: Fabrizio, I'd be back there tomorrow if I could afford it - I would like to live there. So I would need a way to support myself.; 2:28 AM
Anonymous said...: WoW...thats a beautifully captured shot, just like the earlier one, which was too good!; 3:19 AM
P!XeL said...: very good idea... i like the picture!; 8:46 PM
Slogan Murugan said...: hnhlpaxwow!; 1:50 AM
Scarlet said...: Wow, this is beautiful. Magical. I want it as wallpaper!; 10:31 AM
Isadora said...: Discovered the old city Bergamo in 1974 and had hoped that one day I'd be able to return and spend the week between Christmas and New Years up there among the narrow streets and tiny piazzas. It is such a magical place.; 10:09 PM
Lo Kelween said...: it looks like it is hanging there...it gives a very cooling feel but majestic too.; 11:16 PM
Nikon said...: Thanks Elween, your blog is very funny :); 11:25 AM
myonlyphoto said...: Wow very artistic, and you got very creative eye - a photo worth framing. Anna :); 2:57 PM
Lo Kelween said...: hey just drop by and realized that you haven't been updated your blog...come back soon! :); 5:03 AM
Laurie Brandriet Keller said...: Very creative ... very unusual ... very nice indeed.; 10:02 PM
Randy said...: What beautiful photo.; 11:46 PM
Ahmed Al-Sabbagh said...: happy new year

I wish You a Very Happy, Healthy and Successful New 2009 Year
:); 4:57 PM
Rajesh said...: Fantastic shot.; 11:30 PM
sonia a. mascaro said...: Just magic! Beautiful atmosphere!; 1:10 PM
Siddhartha Joshi said...: i passed bergamo only by train once, the pictures here are so beautiful! awesome!; 4:27 AM
Passione Helena said...: Lucky me, you've left me a message;-) thank you for this! In fact, I love Italy
This is really an amazing picture!

I'd like to follow, but I'm not quite where this is possible.

Merry Christmas!

Helena; 3:49 AM
Adrianne Molin said...: Wow, that was really an attention-catcher.

Puerto Azul |
top tourist destination in the Philippines; 1:53 AM
Nikon said...: Thank you, adrianne!; 4:28 AM
roentare said...: Amazingly poetic; 6:41 AM

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Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Bergamo riflessa

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