Today I'd like to put in a less "travel-like" picture. Here what was interesting to me is both the composition and the complex pattern of the sky. The picture is not processed even if some enhancements are needed. But in these day I'm quite short of time.
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Another picture from Laura Boi. Olives tree are very common also in Sardegna, This picture brings to me a lot of memories.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 4:16 PM
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This great shot is from Laura. It's a view of the Eolie Islands in Italy. I liked this picture very much for the desolation feeling it gives. In my opinion this is very expressive. I've more picture from her and I'll post them in next days.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 9:06 AM
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Finally back to home. Home sick is very bad sometimes.
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... and also the name of this.
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As you can see in the comments of this post, we got some infos about this curious tree.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 8:39 AM
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Gardens in Bangalore are full of life and citizens use them to have a few moments of relax and rest. This picture is from Cubbon park, in front of the Parliament palace.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 8:37 AM
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This guy was outside my hotel room, just beside the door. It was my first meeting that day. And it was so nice to stay firm while I was tooking the shot.
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During Dassara fest days women draw traditional figures on the pavement. These figures follow a predefined scheme that is started by drawing a set of dots and then linking these dots to form a figure. The figure is then filled up with brilliant colours.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 1:18 PM
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Bangalore is a very busy city and you find lot of people doing commerce.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 8:45 AM
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Will the progress of India walk over their traditions? The cars seems to be aiming at the old woman.
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Thanks to Tiziana for this shot. The Bryce Canyon (Utah) is always stunning and still gives beautiful views. I liked the contrast between roks and clouds.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 8:02 AM
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This very interesting shot was taken in New York by a friend on mine. It's really good. But you must know she's also an artist (and a computer scientist). Thanks Clara.
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Broad use of flowers is common here. The nature is brilliant and pervasive (thanks to monsoons too) and people exploit it in different ways.
posted by Sarcazzi @ 6:21 AM
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A view of people in Bangalore. Please note in the background the ubiquitous mini taxi (auto rickshow). They are Ape Piaggio models modified to run with gas (propan?) and can take two or three passengers (but I've seen some, taking entire families with three children). The driving style of these guys have to be seen.
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"Sarcazzi" is a quite invented word, I'm not sure what exactely it means but we often use it to indicate "stuff". I don't think you'll find its definition in any Italian dictionary :-) I use this blog to post some of my photos, just as an experiment. I hope also other friend of mine will populate this blog. Clicking on the pictures will take you to the original size photo. And don't forget to pay a visit to the Archive.
