[DeChirico? No, Burano...]

23 hours ago, cpX said:

Somehow the stone slabs do not match the brightly colored buildings. 😄

The houses of Burano (such as those of Murano and Chioggia) are famous for their bright colors, which represent a "greedy" photographic subject for thousands of tourists. The reason is that in the lagoon there is very often a thick fog and the colored houses are used by fishermen to recognize their village and even their home.

 

[Vipera aspis]

Even if it doesn't seem like it, this is not an aggressive attitude: he was simply yawning ...

In fact, when the Vipers cannot escape and are seriously threatening, they curl up "blowing" and are ready to spring forward.

[Historic Turin]

In the center of Turin, the historic houses have elegant and architecturally valuable entrance halls.

[Cafè la nuit - Arles]

It is the famous Café Van Gogh, in Arles (Provence), which the same painter portrayed in one of his most famous paintings "The night coffee" (which can be seen on the wall)

[In my garden]

Fujifilm GFX50S II with Pentax 645 a 120 macro

[Royal Palace in Venaria Reale (Turin)]

Royal Palace of Venaria Reale (Turin-Italy)

[In my garden]

Experiment: Fujifilm GFX50 S II with Pentax A 120 macro

[In my garden]

Experiment: Fujifilm GRX50 S II with Pentax A 120 macro

[In my garden]

Experiment: Fujifilm GFX50 S II with Pentax A 120 macro

[In my garden]

Experiment: Fujifilm 50 S II with Pentax A 120 macro