Valsanzibio #5 by Akinom
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Description
Thanks a lot my friends for your warm welcome.
It's so good to be back, I've missed you all.
And thanks for your kind comments on the first shots of this series too.
As you know I ever appreciate it so much.
There are so many fountains in this beautiful Giardino Barbarigo...
very pleasurable on a hot summer day... so today I'll show you three of them ;o)
Hope you'll like them too.
Thanks for your time.
Any comments are welcome.
Hugz, Monika

Comments (19)
just magnificent in all it's green & water droplets! :]
Lets swim, lets go back at night :) Lovely place.
Beautiful and perfect this one too.. :)
Damn! Now I need to go to the Toilet again!
I love the contrast between the old and a bit shattered fountain and the fresh green in the back.
Just beautiful, Moni. The droplets, the gold-like statue, the greens - wonderfully captured :)))
Wonderful photo art Monika!! The water drops makes a very interesting effect!! Beautiful!!
Superfotographie:) I like the composition and the way the streams of water droplets lead your eyes around the shot:)
Refreshing! Now i want to put forward a hand and let the droplets wet me
Exquisite!! What a remarkable photograph!
Gorgeous photograph!
the waterdrops look like magic jewels, beautiful!!!
I so love fountains, especially from old Europe...Hope you made a wish :)
Beautiful fountain, wonderful against all that green. :)
the sand tones that prevail along sepias make this so warm and romantic :)
Monika, This is a great shot, have to agree with what Niutek said..............! & compositionaly a fantastic shot.
I agree with tanialmeida
wow way kool, i wouldn't mind having one of those statues in my backyard :) i totally agree with tania aswell, she explains it the best :)
Great shot, Monika! In my opinion the photo would have taken more to the right, it would have been more beautiful than it is now already. I hope you don't mind saying this. Hugz Tjeerd