I was here in Rome once in November, when the weather was a bit, shall we say, dramatic here on the Ponte Vittorio Emanuele. I'm posting this ahead and hoping that it's bright and sunny while I'm here now. (Either way, it's beautiful!) [Linking back to Weekend Reflections and Skywatch Friday.] |
Hello, what a pretty scene from Rome! I like the statue! Enjoy your day and happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely frame. Indeed, we have a sunny day here in Jaipur, India
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot and it looks like you got your warm and sunny weather. :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, I did, James!
DeleteWell I hope you do not have rain this time. Have a lovely weekend
ReplyDeleteThere's rain everywhere it seems....I love the smell of old city streets in the rain.
ReplyDeleteSuch great atmosphere, but that is easy for me to say while indoors here warm and dry and not out there in it. The various points of light are superbly well balanced.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought the two crouching figures were like, “Gaak! Rain! My hair is gonna get all frizzy!” And the spaced-out standing guy was, “Do I hear thunder?” But it turns out that they are, appropriately enough—considering recent Rome weather reports—allegorical figures representing Oppression Defeated. As in: oppressive weather now clear and sunny.
Even in the rain this city looks amazing
ReplyDeleteMollyx
Very beautiful, even (or especially) in the rain!!
ReplyDeleteTrue, rain or shine, I would think Rome is beautiful. I've only seen it bathed in sunshine.
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