A Languid Noon by sandra46
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Description
What is better than spend lunch time drowsing on the terrace of a cafeteria, knowing that a wrong move might give you the thrill of a 30-metres jump? It looks that these two people found it a good idea, on the highest building on the top of the hill of Graz. I suffer form vertigo and it made me dizzy even to take a shot of them!
Thanks for your kind comments.

Comments (54)
Excellent shot.
Wonderful capture and nice work on this one.
WOW, great point of view, and a lovely photo of these two!!
wonderful scene! GREAT picture!!!!!!
It is a beautiful place to rest. Great image
Great Capture
very nice scene and great capture sandra
What a crazy set-up, oh to be young and carefree ... BB PS ~I would also like to thank you, for your kind Birthday greetings, via Andrea 'durleybeachbum' & Jacomina 'dochtersions'~
marvellous glad we are back home now ,see you soon.,greetings to flavia pls.
Great candid capture and mood!!!
Superb shot. I like the relaxing scene you've captured.
Which I would also like to lie there. Relaxing pur!
Well seen and captured erland
They are in an idyllic setting and one can almost feel the heat oozing out of the image!
Great capture!!!
Seems so quiet and peaceful there. Looks like one has already sucomed to the atmosphere and now his fate is in the hands of his dreams.
very good scenic shot! unbelievable that they were able to relax ;)
Perhaps the shrubbery (forsythias?) will break their fall and they won't be hurt. Great capture.
Nicely seen!!!
Great capture! Remember to get your the "right" leg out of "bed" first! ;o)
Wonderful shot! And for me, personally, the higher the better. :-)
Life is good for youngsters without a care in the world!
A fantastic capture Sandra!
this time a grand capture of another type: Yes, it's daring of these people to rest up there, yet your capture surrounds them not only with vines and columns, but with a high thick "bush"---the tops of trees I assume, if not actual bushes; and a trellis on top of them with more gentle vines (betraying the height & danger of this place). The black opening behind them seems the focal point, but there's all this decay around it, along with that big wall & what looks like a fallen trellis/fence to the side of the people. And then a big hole in the bricks beneath the right-most person. Why mention all this detail? Because it's a fascinating combination of elements, fascinatingly laid out, and betraying the crazy position these people are in---maybe the reason they feel safe up there, who knows---and, as I felt when I saw this the first time, looking like two people nestled in the side of a most inhospitable terrain. Such rich seeing. More fine captures from you!