S.Bartolomeo dell'Olivella (Genoa), a poetry corner

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S.Bartolomeo dell'Olivella (Genoa), a poetry corner sent on March 05, 2016 (8:36) by Lucapucci. 29 comments, 2124 views.

at 10mm, 6 sec f/10.0, ISO 100, tripod.

Nella piazzetta raccolta, cui si accede per un archivolto da Salita Carbonara, si affaccia quanto resta della Chiesa di San Bartolomeo che, fondata dai Cistercensi nel 1305 insieme al complesso conventuale, venne successivamente trasformata in un piccolo teatro impreziosito dalla decorazione barocca a fresco. In questo scenario pare si aggiri, sul far dell'alba, per poi sparire verso Salita Carbonara una curiosa figura di donna che reca con se in un fagotto la testa del marito reo di tradimento....Aldila' di questa leggenda, questa piazzetta, bellissima e silenziosa, malgrado sia a due passi dal centro, rappresenta uno dei tanti angoli semisconosciuti perfino dai genovesi...figuriamoci dai turisti, che come automi,in lunghe file si accalcano soltanto all'Acquario e al Porto antico.

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Luca Monego

sent on March 05, 2016 (9:24)

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Un altro scorcio genovese incantevole, interpretato poi da un fotografo in continua ascesa
Tanti complimenti

Saluti
Luca

Another enchanting glimpse Genovese, then interpreted by a photographer continues to rise
Congratulations

Greetings
Luca

Lucapucci

sent on March 05, 2016 (9:40)

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Ti ringrazio moltissimo caro Luca, per le belle parole, come sempre gentilissimo. Ciao e buon weekend

Thank you very much dear Luca, for the kind words, as always friendly. Hello and good weekend

Sonia1977

sent on March 05, 2016 (10:42)

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Ottima anche questa, tutti scorci incantevoli e ben realizzati!
Complimenti, sonia

Also good this, all enchanting views and well made!
Congratulations, sonia

Lucio Torri

sent on March 05, 2016 (11:18)

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Bellissima Luca, sembra di essere lì! rende davvero l'atmosfera del magico centro storico! Ciao

Luca beautiful, seems to be there! really makes the atmosphere of the magical old town! Hello

Albieri Sergio

sent on March 05, 2016 (13:01)

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Bellissimo scorcio, complimenti Luca!
Ciao! Sergio ;-)

Beautiful view, compliments Luca!
Hello! Sergio ;-) :-P

Ant.74

sent on March 05, 2016 (13:10)

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Bellissima, complimenti ;-)

Beautiful, congratulations ;-)

Cris1976

sent on March 05, 2016 (13:14)

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Altra foto..altro capolavoro.. ;-)

Sempre i miei complimenti..
Ciao Cris

Another foto..altro masterpiece .. ;-)
Always my compliments ..
Hello Cris

FrancescoShok

sent on March 05, 2016 (13:19)

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Stupenda!

Ho vissuto fino a 5 anni fa a Genova e ogni volta guardare le tue foto mi fa venire nostalgia Triste

Ciao
Francesco
PS Forza Genoa MrGreen

Amazing! :-) I have lived up to 5 years in Genoa and each time see your pictures makes me homesick :-(
Hello
Francis
PS Forza Genoa :-D

Arvina

sent on March 05, 2016 (13:33)

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Splendida!! Sorriso

Ciao Luca!

Beautiful!! :-)
Hi Luca!

Annamaria Pertosa

sent on March 05, 2016 (14:05)

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Grazie per avercelo fatto scoprire. Andrò sicuramente a farci un giretto. Bellissima foto. Davvero, complimenti!
un caro saluto, Annamaria

Thank you for letting us discover. I'll definitely give us a ride. Beautiful photo. Really, congratulations!
a warm greeting, Annamaria

Lucapucci

sent on March 05, 2016 (15:08)

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Il primo grande ringraziamento va a Francesco che sa che un genovese vero come me non puo' che essere GENOANO...ah,ah...Il tuo complimento che hai vissuto a Genova, mi fa davvero molto piacere, buon weekend, ciao

The first big thank you to Francis, who knows that a true Genoese like me can not 'be genoano ... ah, ah ... Your compliment I've lived in Genoa, really makes me very happy, good weekend, hello

Lucapucci

sent on March 05, 2016 (15:11)

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Un immenso grazie a Sonia, Lucio, Sergio, Antonio, Arvina, Cris e Annamaria, Davvero tutti gentilissimi. Ciao e buon weekend

A huge thanks to Sonia, Lucio, Sergio, Antonio, Arvina, Cris and Annamaria, really all very kind. Hello and good weekend

Ronda

sent on March 05, 2016 (17:06)

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Uno scorcio davvero suggestivo ... bravo Luca!
Sempre interessanti le didascalie con cui accompagni i tuoi scatti.

Ciao, Simone ;-)

A truly charming part ... bravo Luca!
Always interesting captions which accompany your shots.

Hello Simone ;-)

Melugo

sent on March 05, 2016 (17:10)

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Stupenda.

Stupenda.wow! Wow! Wow!

user62049

sent on March 05, 2016 (17:13)

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Bel pdr e borgo antico,complimenti per le tonalità
Ciao marco

Pdr beautiful and ancient town, congratulations for shades
Hello Marco

Lucapucci

sent on March 05, 2016 (18:11)

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Gentilissimi vi ringrazio di cuore per il gradito commento Simone, Melugo e Marco, ciao e buona domenica

Dear I thank you for the welcome comments Simone, Melugo and Mark, hello and good Sunday

Jankoj

sent on March 06, 2016 (0:26)

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Bellissima Luca.....Ciao.
Gianfranco.

Luca beautiful ..... Hello.
Gianfranco.

Eros Penatti

sent on March 06, 2016 (7:31)

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Molto bella ; complimenti per la post e per i luoghi nascosti che ci fai vedere della tua città
Eros

Very beautiful; congratulations for the post and the hidden places that you show in your town
Eros

M.ghise

sent on March 06, 2016 (7:48)

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Mi piace molto, non ho mai visitato Genova, guardando le tue fotografie a primavera ci faro' sicuramente un salto. Complimenti
saluti Massimo

I really like, I have never visited Genoa, looking at your photographs in spring there lighthouse 'definitely a jump. Compliments
greetings Massimo

Giani Scarpa

sent on March 06, 2016 (9:17)

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Gran bel scorcio

Great nice glimpse

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