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Scylla and Charybdis sent on December 19, 2016 (12:13) by Francesco.Santullo. 172 comments, 9043 views.

at 55mm, 1/160 f/8.0, ISO 100, hand held. Reggio Calabria, Italy.

Scilla e Cariddi erano due mostri marini che vivevano nello stretto di Messina. La leggenda narra che Scilla era una splendida ninfa, figlia di Forco e Crataide. Trascorreva i suoi giorni nel mare, giocando con le altre ninfe e rifiutava tutti i pretendenti. Quando il dio del mare Glauco si innamor? di lei, and? dalla maga Circe a chiedere un filtro d'amore, ma Circe a sua volta si invagh? di lui. Rifiutata da Glauco, rosa dalla gelosia, trasform? la rivale Scilla in un mostro con dodici piedi e sei teste, nelle cui bocche spuntavano tre file di denti. Secondo alcuni, intorno alla vita aveva appese teste di cani che abbaiavano e ringhiavano ferocemente. Scilla era immortale e l'unica maniera per difendersi da lei era quella di invocare l'aiuto di sua madre, la ninfa del mare Crataide. Il mostro si nascose in una spelonca dello stretto di Messina, dal lato opposto a quello di Cariddi, e quando i naviganti si avvicinavano a lei, con le sue bocche li divorava. Venne infine trasformata in roccia, e in questa forma la trov? Enea passando dallo stretto. Cariddi ? un mitico gorgo dell'estremit? settentrionale dello stretto di Messina. Descritto come un mostro figlio di Poseidone e di Gea, succhiava l'acqua del mare e la risputava tre volte al giorno con tale violenza da far naufragare le navi di passaggio. Odisseo, dovendo passare necessariamente tra i due mostri, prefer? avvicinarsi a Scilla poich? Cariddi avrebbe portato sicuramente la distruzione delle navi. Pi? tardi, dopo che i suoi uomini erano stati uccisi da Zeus per aver catturato gli armamenti di Elio, la nave di Odisseo venne attratta dal gorgo di Cariddi, e l'eroe sopravvisse soltanto perch? riusc? ad aggrapparsi ad un fico che sbucava dall'acqua. Quando, ore dopo, ricomparve la nave, Odisseo s'aggrapp? ad un albero riemerso, ed ebbe salva la vita.

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Francesco.Santullo

sent on January 03, 2017 (19:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Perseus thanks ..

Francesco.Santullo

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Thanks lorenzo

Serrad

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Beautiful picture congratulations! As well as the caption, occasionally brush up to what we were taught in school is not bad at all ... not bad the post to be made by laptop (they usually have bad monitor), although also known I alone on the headland .

Hello and good evening! Donato

DelumA

sent on January 03, 2017 (21:55) | This comment has been translated

Wow!

Francesco.Santullo

sent on January 03, 2017 (22:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello fact also donated the other version has the least visual errors, and this confirms that the post production with the laptop screen is not suitable unless you have a laptop with an excellent monitor ...
Unfortunately I was with relatives and did not have a fixed ...
Thanks for the comment is passing ...
a salute Francis

Francesco.Santullo

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Thanks deluma

RobertoBassu

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Wow what a place! Great shot!

A greeting,
Roberto.

Francesco.Santullo

sent on January 05, 2017 (13:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Roberto thanks ...
The place is lovely ...
a salute Francis

Mariofoto

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large image
Compliments

Francesco.Santullo

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Hello Mario, thanks ...

user28555

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Congratulations for the photo and for post Francis, really not bad (there was a little 'of warm light output would be even better but you can not' have all though, considering options in the white balance of DPP sometimes found good compromise on color temperature, except of course to work on that particular parameter ...) ;-).
Hello, hello Claudio :-P

Francesco.Santullo

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Hello claudio thanks ...
francis a greeting ..

Emanuel Foglia

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Nice landscape!
... And lovely place.
Congratulations also for the full explanation.

user62049

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A composition and fantastic shades

user17043

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Caption beautiful, beautiful composition and shooting, congratulations :-) :-)

Francesco.Santullo

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Hello Emanuele thanks a lot ...
a salute Francis

Francesco.Santullo

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Thanks Marco...
a salute Francis

Francesco.Santullo

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Fabiana hello thanks a lot ...
a salute Francis

Jankoj

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Nice shot!

Giusx

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Beautiful photos and congratulations for dettegliata description
Hello
Beppe

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