Streets of Pompeii by ElizaB
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Fuji FinePix A330
Text frame & crop in PSE6
Pompeii Sept 2008.
The stepping stones allowed people to cross from one side to the other without having to wade through all the waste ( I'll say no more). I'll leave all the other sensory imaginings upto you too.
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Comments (17)
My dream trip was supposed to go 2 yrs ago... Didn't work out still have unused passport.... Maybe someday..... cool pic. Great shot.
Wonderful and very creative work
Really interesting photo,nice POV!
Remarkable place even if not so well cared for as it appears!!
Wonderful piece of Your Pompeii series!!!
I imagine these canals made the air "ripe" indeed. Fascinating and another wonderful image!
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ROBY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Ewwww! Hahaha. Enough said! But, I'd honestly not have understood without your description. As always, a beautiful capture. Warm thoughts, a soft hello, and big hug from the States! :)
GORGEOUS CAPTURE, COLORS & BEAUTIFUL !!!!
Amazing image and mood, excellent captured!
A wonderful shot, somewhere I have never been but I would find so interesting I'm sure!
thats a thought... and here I was wondering. Great capture.
What a beautiful place; I'd love to see a photo of it without all the tourists!
Beautiful capture, lovely light and I like the tourist too!!! Great!!! :)
very photogenic and you took advantage with superb results
This is fascinating. What a wonderful way to be able to go back in time.
So they didn't have the glorious bedpan in those halcyon days LOL!, another great slce of history from your eye Lisa.