Not a typical view, and hardly a view that anybody outside the town would recognize; I give you the tallest tower of the Italian Medieval “Manhattan”.
This is my entry for today’s #photo101 project.
Photography 101: Landmark
42 responses to “Photography 101: Landmark”
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How tall is it? Do you know?
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97 meters – does not seem like much, but I assure you it is impressive 🙂
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I love your daily presence in my blogosphere! And I devour bricks, my favourite building material. In this photo, strong vertical lines and empty space mark you as a daring photographer with a wonderful eye.
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Allora complimenti anche per tua diplomazia…
La tua foto e’ eccezionale!!LikeLike
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Pas évident de trouver un angle de vue pertinent sur ce genre de photo. Là tu as su la borner sur la gauche avec ce superbe mur en briques et par le dessous avec les 2 cheminées!
C’est ce que j’appelle un angle originale qui permet à cette photo de ne pas ressembler aux millions d’autres prises par tous les touristes!
Encore une fois, belle maîtrise du sujet et belle réalisation!LikeLike
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Nice 😀
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Cool shot. I assume this was an observation or defensive tower in days gone by. I’d want to go inside and go up to the top. A nice hotel view, you did well to get it. 🙂
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It was a matter of prestige to have its own tower back in the old days… Yes, I did 😛 (me smug)
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beautiful !! 🙂
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A very original take on a much-photographed landmark – well done!
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Has it been photographed much? 😉 Alessandro, no sai cuanto sono grata pela tua attenzione e complimenti. (excuse my bad Italian) Bacissimi 😉
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Quite a tall tower for that time.
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Amazing Paula. And so is the tower! 😉 Another plus for me is that I really like old brick buildings! 😆
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Keep looking at things differently. And what lovely music.
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🙂 🙂
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A really beautiful piece of architecture, Paula. Interesting to know that there’s an “Italian Medieval “Manhattan”. Lovely theme music to accompany your photo. 🙂
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Oops, my comment https://bopaula.wordpress.com/2014/11/10/photography-connect/#comment-22699 was for this post. While at that post the photo is very beautiful too. 😉
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😀 Merci
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Lovely, Paula. I do like to see an untypical view. And even better when it’s somewhere I haven’t been – yet 🙂
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But you will be, and you can stop at Venice too on your way 😉 Thanks, Debbie 🙂
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That is an impressive structure – and I LOVE the fogginess of the shot – gives the perfect ambiance!
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We have not been here Paula so delighted to see this most creative shot. I enjoyed reading through the comments. perhaps you could do a post on how to always get the reception staff to give your requests. 🙂
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bel effet, c’est impressionnant
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Beautifully shot all slightly hazed. It looks foreboding, imposing and formidable; makes me think of the keep in the story about The Man in the Iron Mask.
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Ah, the Torre degli Asinelli! A wonderful perspective Paula. From Your window I presume? Did you climb up to the top? I didn’t have time to do that sadly.
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No, we didn’t, but we didn’t plan on it either. We were there very shortly though we spent the night. We came in the evening, left the hotel in the morning and had some 2 hours of sightseeing.
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Wonderfully atmospheric.
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