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| sent on January 04, 2016 (23:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful and charming!
Hello Chiara Bella e suggestiva!
Ciao, Chiara |
| sent on January 05, 2016 (9:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Chiara,
thank you!
Greetings.
John Ciao Chiara,
grazie!
Saluti.
Giovanni |
| sent on February 04, 2016 (8:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very beautiful, framing and superb colors, congratulations
A greeting
Rossano Molto bella, inquadratura e colori eccezionali, complimenti
Un saluto
Rossano |
| sent on February 04, 2016 (8:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Rossano.
Hello
John Grazie Rossano.
Ciao
Giovanni |
| sent on February 09, 2016 (11:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Too bad to see him so wrecked and abandoned, because seeing your beautiful shots, I think the first was to be veverci although not with all the amenities (many useless because defects) than now, had to be a nice live, where people could be seen between the door and leads from window to window, cominicare knew, knew help you; one can see in your beautiful, loads of special and interesting documents. But noting in this beautiful shot, donkey, horse grass and flowers, you know that around the ruins left by man, nature does not abandon, but he knows to rebuild and Where-life destroyed but not as well as solar and described in your intertitle, it is almost always the man who triggers and lights the fuse. You were really good, nice work, historical documents, great shots! Greetings alberto Peccato vederlo così semidistrutto ed abbandonato, perchè vedendo i tuoi bellissimi scatti, credo che prima il veverci doveva essere anche se non con tutte le comodità (tante inutili perchè vizi) di adesso, doveva essere un bel viverci, dove la gente si vedeva tra porta e porta da finestra a finestra, sapeva cominicare, sapeva aiutarsi, si; si vede bene nei tuoi bellissimi, carichi di particolari ed interessanti documenti. Ma notando in questo bellissimo scatto, asino, cavallo erba e fiori, sai che attorno alle rovine lasciate dall'uomo, la Natura non abbandona, ma sa ricostruire e dare vita dove- ha distrutto ma non da sola- e come ben descritto nella tua didascalìa, è quasi sempre l'uomo che innesca e accende la miccia. Sei stato veramente bravo, un bel lavoro, storici documenti, grandi scatti! Un saluto alberto |
| sent on February 09, 2016 (12:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
A big thank you for your words bellisisme Alberto.
Yes it had to be a nice little town Lucan, from the quiet life. Now the man one gets fine benefits (economic). only tour with guide 10 € / person for a period of 1 hour. And soon also evening shows thanks to the new lighting system. And do not forget that the site was already the scene of several films: one among many, it seems to me, The passion with Mel Gibson, and then Basilicata coast to coast with Rocco Papaleo.
Greetings
John Un grazie enorme per le tue bellisisme parole Alberto.
Sì doveva essere un bel paesello lucano, dalla vita tranquilla. Ora l'uomo ne ricava fior di benefici (economici). Tour solo con la guida a 10 €/persona della durata di 1 ora. E fra poco anche spettacoli serali anche grazie al nuovo impianto di illuminazione. E non dimentichiamo che il sito è stato già scena di diversi film: uno tra tanti, mi pare, The passion con Mel Gibson, e poi Basilicata coast to coast con Rocco Papaleo.
Saluti
Giovanni |
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