CBBH Photo Challenge: BLUE
There is no better time to remember the blue skies than on the first day of November with the rain pouring heavily outside. Later this month I am going to Rome with a hope of getting some more of Italian sunshine… till then let’s enjoy some snaps of Pompeii, Vesuvius, Amalfi and Capri.
I give you the best of Italy, with a song interpreted by grande Pavarotti.
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This is my response to CBBH challenge. While we are in Italy, let me introduce you to two outstanding Italian photographers I have discovered on WP: Ā Alessandro Ciapanna and Ā Andrea Danani. Wishing you all more sunny days.
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Lovely photos to brighten any dull, rainy day, Paula. I love Italy, especially the Amalfi coast area. It’s a few years since I was at Pompeii and Capri – I remember we stayed in Sorrento.
Thanks for the introduction to the two Italian photographers – excellent!
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š I was in Sorrento last December :). We were so lucky with the weather. I hope to have it dry and sunny for my trip to Rome too. Thank you Marianne.
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Awwww beautiful and sunny! Lovely Paula! š
Pavarotti is a bit heavy for me, i like Domenico Modugno better! By the way, Volare fits perfectly your shots! Not only cause they are blue, but cause they are so serene, it’s like flying around those places! (obviously i am inspired tonight! š )
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There is no better than Pavarotti!!!!! š š š
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Ok, ok, I am not going to argue with those 3 faces! š
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It’s smart to know when to give up š š I am glad it made you fly at least š
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You nailed it! š
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That Blue is stunning Paula…the best blue ever is sky blue…Fantastic shots!
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š you are right there ….. the sky blue is the best blue š Thanks Lisa.
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Definitely you love Italy,Paula! I’ve been quite busy these last few days, but I followed your blog and can’t but appreciate your work.
Congratsj
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Grazie cara Anna… ci vediamo domani … buona notte.
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Really nice photos. I love the last photo of the sun & the sea: stunning colors!
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Takk š I was so lucky, so incredibly lucky and it was the day after my Vesuvio wine adventure :O… the views cured it all š
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The top right and bottom right are my favs… really nice pics Paula
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š I appreciate it, Bashar… it was cool to see this huge cloud just above the Vesuvius volcano ;). I also climbed to the top of the volcano, but the pics I took there suck š
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Beautiful blue!! I won’t say anything but to agree with what you said about Pavarotti, Paula. š Have to see Pavarotti next time. Like Marianne, we stayed in we stayed in Sorrento.
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I don’t mean to SEE…. š
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Whatever you meant sweetie, it won’t be possible.. he died five years ago…. š¦
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i Know…. š Admittedly, sometimes I read, reply… a few emails simultaneous while talking to people, not good. Sorry…, Paula. š³
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Don’t worry Amy š
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Love the last one especially, Paula. Looking forward to your Rome photos already.
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Aw, thank you Jo.. I hope to have it nice and dry and inspiring… I am not good at warding tourists off my frames š
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Absolutely lovely scenics!
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š glad you think that way Phil š
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Beautiful blue skies, Paula. i love Pavarotti. š That song is very appropriate.
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He had such a powerful voice…..
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Did Pavarotti ever sing the blues..? ‘big smile’
Wonderful shots – I like most the mountain and the beautiful cloud above it with the sea in front and the sky as backup – I’m drawn by heights and water… ‘smile’
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Not that I know of……
This mountain is VESUVIUS … a volcano š and I climbed it in ice and cold :O. *smile*
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I’ve never seen Vesuvius from the seaside only been there from the land side – volcanoes are interesting – one of the reasons that I like to go to Iceland too, which is a “dramatically” island – but the italian Vesuvius, Etna, Stromboli is also very exciting – Stromboli is a bit half dangerous, “a real sicilian “. ‘big big smile’
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I would like to go to Iceland soon … I am thinking of some time in summer š And yes Sicily is in my short-term plans too :D. You should see Vesuvius from the sea … It is majestic!
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Beautiful! And blue too!
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š Why thank you š
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One can never feel blue in blue Italy. Gorgeous. And Pavarotti had such a grande voice, nice choice to go with the photos.
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š It is good to know you appreciate Pavarotti too š Thank you dear Mar. x
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wow i have no words to express my happiness fantastic lovely š
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Glad to bring you happiness, Amresh š
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A beautiful series of blue! Though for reasons I can’t put my finger on, my favorite is the one with the trees, the one with the least blue. I’m an odd duck aren’t I? š
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This is so strange, as that one is my favourite too, and noone else picked on that but you š How odd?! I am glad you like it Jeffo š Thank you. x
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Great minds think alike š
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No other explanation š
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Lovely shots, Paula, and well put together. And of course i can’t thank you enough for the citation. Grazie! š
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E’ mi piacere Alessandro š
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Blue! Blue! Blue!
If it’s blue, it has glue for me ;).
If it sea, I must see!
Lovely photos!
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Y la musica? Te gusta tambien?
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Delicate picture and thoughts.Best wishes.jalal Michael
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Thank you so much Jalal Michael š
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Estas fotos son espectaculares Paula!
Que buen trabajo y que buena muestra de azules nos has traido!
Espero que tengas un excelente viaje!
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Gracias Pablo š Que distraida soy por no responder antes a este comentario y buenos deseos š Gracias, me fue muy bien, pero ya lo sabes š
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Your blue and green posts are wonderful! I really enjoy your beautiful blog.
Take care.
Love Dina
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I am grateful Dina š
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