Picture Perfect: Vanishing Point
(From a Multiply post I did on Sep 29th, 2010)
[Photo taken in Rome with my Canon Powershot A720 IS - Sep 2010]
Last Saturday I had a long walk along this street.
I walked until the point that vanishes in a kiss,
Where the wind stops and the distance is meaningless.
Do you love me like you use to?
I'm using the same post I used in that far September 2010 when PP Group proposed the same theme.
ReplyDeleteFurthermore this one perfectly fits with my previous entry: Appia Antica :)
Beautiful. I love those Roman roads where you can still see the grooves in the road from the chariots!
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Really cool entry,
ReplyDeleteI do remember this photo - as good now as it was then!
ReplyDeleteLovely shot filled with country charm.
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Very nice shot of Via Appia. Love the perspective and the contrast of the two different sizes of the pavement stones.
ReplyDeleteyes, I love you like I always have :p
ReplyDeletethe road really does disappear, excellent shot!
fabulous photo, focus and color all spot on.... a welcoming road!
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Love is beyond space and time, beyond mind. Love is the state of Being...
ReplyDeleteIf anyone had experienced it, he knows.
This is beautiful and looks like a painting!
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I love your entry. Love the road.Is it the Appian Way?
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Yes. It is the Ancient Appia road...
Deletebeautiful shot...!
ReplyDeleteNice point to vanish in.
ReplyDeleteTHis is beautiful! I didn't get a chance to post this week just seeing everyone else's!
ReplyDeleteLOL Sorry Empress Celena
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
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