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This is my entry for today’s #photo101 project.
This is my entry for today’s #photo101 project.
What follows is a memento from my favourite holiday on my favourite island, Corsica. If you are not in a rush and have missed some previously posted photos from that trip, you can find them in the travel section on the menu bar (Corsica in the drop down menu). This Thursday I am inviting you to share a photo of your favourite memento with…
I just love WordPress challenges – just when I think I have nothing to show there I find something to fit the challenge in course 😉 My regular blogger friends have already witnessed my fascination with beautiful Corsica, but I haven’t shared anything from the most famous Corsican Neolithic site yet – Filitosa.  This is my response to Weekly Photo Challenge: Relic……
Another special sunset from Corsica taken at l’Ile Rousse If you want to join my themeless non-challenge Thursday’s Special (click the highlighted words for more details), leave a link to this post in your TS post. Happy Thursday! Entries to this week’s TS: קפה גרג At the end of our noses The Lesser Denizens Of Nagarhole Park A Strike on the Horizon Un-Usual…
I would like to share with you today a photo of a special place. It is Bonifacio on Corsica the way I saw it in late September. I advise you to listen to the attached music too. You will not regret it… **About Thursday’s Special: It is a ‘non-challenge’ challenge that appeals to bloggers eager to wake up their creativity and show their…
Perched high on a promontory overlooking the Corsican Gulf of Saint-Florent, the polychromatic church of San Michele is the finest representative of the Pisan-Romanesque style architecture on Corsica. Its green and white serpentine and limestone walls date back to the 12th century. I captured this jewel glistening beautifully in the late summer sun amidst dramatic and seductive Corsican landscape. To complete your experience please…
It ain’t Grand Canyon (I’ve never been there), and it ain’t the great Notre Dame of Paris (hubby says I have published too many pics of Paris as it is – but rest assured I have two more shots of Notre Dame waiting to be published;)) it is Bonifacio, a town on the most – I swear to be true – beautiful island in…
When I saw this bunker on Corsica from WWII I thought of the Cardinal. It looks like something he would have loved to photograph 😉 And here it is from a different angle. I like this one better. I hope you will like the beautiful Corsican music I attached above 🙂 **About Thursday’s Special: It is a ‘non-challenge’ challenge that appeals to bloggers eager…
Lost in Translation 