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Post Fata Resurgo sent on March 10, 2013 (17:22) by Alberto Dall'oglio. 2 comments, 616 views.

, ISO 100, tripod. Tre laghi di Mantova, Italy.

Dopo il terribile terremoto del 2012 che ha ferito molte opere d'arte tra l'Emilia e la Lombardia, un'immagine di speranza: il bellissimo skyline di Mantova è ancora capace di regalare emozioni al tramonto, nonostante le "cicatrici" sulle sue torri, come a voler dire che la sua storia e la sua arte resistono ancora, dopo centinaia di anni, al "fato" degli eventi...

4 persons like it: Adolfo Panarello, Marco Tagliarino, Maridana, Steven90

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sent on March 11, 2013 (8:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello dear friend, welcome back! Every skyline has its own history of sunsets, and resurrections, told between the domes of its churches, crenellated edges of its castles, its bell, but every wound heals and the story is enriched with new stories of strength, hope and future. Mari.

Alberto Dall'oglio

sent on March 11, 2013 (16:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Mari, thank you! Always beautiful and welcome your comments! :-P

A hug, Alberto.

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