Lost in Translation
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Weekly Photo Challenge: RESOLVED
When I first saw this week’s photo challenge theme I was resolved not to participate, but then I changed my mind :D.
Here are some snaps of the street demonstrations in Rome which I witnessed in late November last year. This group of young people were resolved to change their government and they managed to do so.
I wish my nation was this resolved.
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It’s always interesting to see some demonstration photos 🙂
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Yeah, I hope to see them in my neighbourhood soon 😉 Thanks CG 🙂 Did you listen to Queen?
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No. I’m working too much heavy software and large files now to play music through the computer.
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Don’t worry. Have fun with PS 😉
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We will ‘rock’ you Paula… 🙂 🙂
Have a wonderful weekend… !!
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Not too hard please 😀 😀 Have a great one yourself, Bams!
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Amazing photos Paula!
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Hello Anne 🙂 These are snaps nothing much, but I could feel the energy and the change in the air… It was exciting to see… We don’t have it that often in my country….
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That’s what I love about them – believing we can make a difference and going out there to show the world. Powerful!
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Yes, and it worked ….. 🙂 Let’s hope the new government will make the nation more content…
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“Buddy you’re a boy make a big noise” ‘hahaha’
– just like ducks or even drakes… 🙂 😉
The italian boys and girls did it with great sense – impressive – and very understandable that they got enough of the system’s self-satisfaction.. 🙂
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😀 I would like to import some Italian demonstrators or at least Danish drakes 😉
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You can always count on danish black drakes… 🙂 😉
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that they will fly all the way here … that would be the sight… and can I then hope they will chase my pooping friend off my balcony too?
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Yeah your poping balcony friend too
and all it will cost is a double Ristretto Espresso or 2… 😉
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You are low maintenance my friend 😀 I can even offer you cafe grappa 😀
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Wonderful, I like that… 😉
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Bravo,Paula !
Your usual energy,here!
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buen trabajo! i love this post and have one about the bahia de caraquez ‘march’ that will compliment yours! finishing work on a fence trumps posts right now, and one more is in line ahead of that one… i love this post, though, and i love how you captured the spirit of that group! z
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Thank you so much Lisa. I will drop by later to see your post 🙂
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Bravo,Paula, your usual energy!
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🙂 grazie Anna. Baci…
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Ciao Paula,buona notte!
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Terrific street scenes of this protest Paula!
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🙂 Cheers Phil 😀
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Fabulous song to accompany your pics, Paula. Well done to those brave young Italians. 🙂
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Indeed well done to them 🙂 I am glad you liked the song Sylvia 🙂
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Demonsttration when done right with a noble cause and heart can create a positive change. Inspiring images.
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Hear, hear! 🙂 I am glad you find those snaps inspiring 🙂 Thank you IT 🙂
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Paula you have done your job brilliantly
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Thank you so much Amresh 🙂
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Great shots Paula! You are constantly a surprise, now you’re doing street photography / photojournalism, nice! 😀
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Thank you Jeffo 🙂 You have improved my star score on the pictures too :D. I wonder who the idiot that gave me 3 stars is :S. Have a super weekend hiking 😉
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The energy of change – how exciting and always so good to witness. Well done Paula! Perhaps you can start the movement where you are . . .
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I appreciate your support Patti 🙂 We’ll see… I’d rather not have any reason to rebel and enjoy my time somewhere quietly on some Italian lake 🙂
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Tutto bene?
I soliti complimenti !
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Ciao cara 🙂 Sono stanca ma tutto bene. Mi manchi 🙂
Sai, vado publicare altro post sta serra. Will you be here another hour or so to check it out? It is about Italy. Ti bacio.
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Of course!
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Great entry for this week theme Paula ,Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thank YOU Jake 🙂
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I agree… the only danger is when educated youth topple a government and then the uneducated religious hi-jack their revolution… point & case: Egypt! I was so happy for them but so disappointed to see how its turning out to be right now. I’m hopeful that one day they’ll get corrected.
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Yes, you are right… there is always a possibility for it to turn into something totally different. Shame about Egypt….
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A wonderful example of resolve.
Thank you for visiting my blog today. I appreciate the time you took to stop by. May your day be filled with joy and peace.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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Very clever interpretation, and perfect song as always! I gave up on this one 🙂
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Against the machines!
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Imam i to 😀 😉
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