Romantic road in Emilia 2 by giancarlo17
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Photography made by Giancarlo in winter 1981 - Italy
with his manual camera Canon F1
(the original shot was a slide)
No postwork, only framed with Photoshop 7
Another landscape as we always loved them... in Emilia Romagna, in a zone covered of Poplars, these marvellous and so poetic Trees. They are near the big river, the "Po" and protect the zone when the river is growing... It's marvelous to walk in these forest, with only Poplars... I love them !
I think there's nothing to add... just look at this landscape, and dream...
Thank you for all your kinds comments on the previous post of Giancarlo :
"Romantic road in Emilia"
Have a wonderful Friday my friends !!!
Nathalie, for, and always with Giancarlo
("nathalie06" on Renderosity)
Comments (10)
boy this sure is a beautiful wintery magical scene!!
Wonderful winter mood.
Im dreaming alright...but thats because its 1am and i still have 5 more hours of work left, LOL. Beautiful winter-scenery Nathalie. Really makes me wish for more snow. Thanks for sharing...now lets see what you put up today shall we. #;O)
A glorious avenue lined with trees.
Beautiful, simply beautiful, very well done! :)
Love the perspective on these shots - thank you for sharing them here :)
Toujours de superbes paysages d'italie, ici typique avec ces arbres si particuliers que l'on trouve au bord des routes, chez nous ce sont les platanes mais ils ont beaucoup moins de charme!
Just a winter-dream ... Fabulous work, typical Italian! :)
These are magnificent trees. They start ou so very small and in no time they are huge. I grew two of them in my back yard at our first house. Now when I drive by, I new where the house bu just looking at the horizon since they are the tallest ones around. I especially love them in the autumn when they turn gold and the setting light strikes them as the wind blows. This creates the look of million of golden coins shimmering in the light. Thank you for sharing. Egmont
impressive and moody capture of a road covered by a silent white blanket! ;o)