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THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: TRACES OF THE PAST Y3-05

  In Cannaregio district of Venice overlooking the Gran Canal stands San Geremia, a Baroque church with a distinctive 12th century Romanesque brick tower. The church is dedicated to Saint Jeremiah, but also holds the relics of Saint Lucy (Santa Lucia di Siracusa) which had been previously kept in the church by the same name, but were transferred to San Geremia in 1861 when…

CANON OF THE SPACES

Roberto Cacciapaglia: “I composed “Canone degli Spazi” around essential elements – the harmony of the triads, the melodic repetition and the cycles that follow the orbits of the planets and the structure of harmonics – the very same rules that Pythagoras followed to make the laws of the Universe coincide. Sound can help us realize that the space inside us is as vast as…

TERRESTRIAL TOWERS OR EXTRATERRESTRIAL IMPLANTS

Friable terrain in some parts of the Earth where climate is marked by alternating periods of torrential rain and drought gets increasingly eroded which gives rise to wonderful earth pyramids.    ©Paula Borkovic   I remember showing a photo of this site to someone from work (we usually employ smart people there) and she said that these structures must have been put there by…

BELLA CIAO!

No fear on the streets of Venice….       ©Paula Borkovic   In response to  weekly photo challenge: Security .  

MARCH RECAP – 2017

It’s time for my monthly recap. This is what March 2017 looked like:       

BOOKVILLE REVISITED

In case you were wondering what I had been up to this March,  the bellow photo sums it up :   In response to  weekly photo challenge: Dense and Cardinal Guzman’s Changing Seasons.    

THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: ILLUSION

  This is another weekly photo challenge known as Thursday’s Special. This week Thursday’s Special is bringing you the theme “Illusion”. In my photo of island San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice I played with the gradient filter to blur some parts of the image and to create an illusion of a miniature model Venice. This is just one of the ways to create an…

THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: TRACES OF THE PAST Y3-03

  This month it is time to tackle  Traces of the Past in colour again. My photo shows a panorama of old Mantua (Italy) with the skyline that seems to pertain to some other times. There is no question that the former Duchy of Mantua (Mantova in Italian) still bears many traces of its glorious past.  For this recurrent challenge you are free to…

Black & White Sunday: Darkness and Light

“They say there is no light without dark, no good without evil, no male without female, no right without wrong. That nothing can exist if it’s direct opposite does not also exist.” ― Laurell K. Hamilton, Incubus Dreams Today you are invited to look for some light and shadow, for drama, for moody or even harsh lighting. The theme of this black and white…

WALK INTO SOLITUDE

    This is my offering for  Jo’s Monday Walk and weekly photo challenge: solitude 

THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: PICK A WORD IN FEBRUARY – Y2

For the Pick a Word challenge in February I chose five unrelated words and five unrelated images that cover different seasons, places and subjects.  As usual you are free to choose one of the 5 offered words, and depict it in a photograph or you can do more than one word and post more than one photograph, or you may choose all of the…

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