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Aqualta sent on January 02, 2014 (3:21) by Roberto Bon. 1 comments, 512 views.

9 persons like it: Albieri Sergio, Bzanna3, Claudio Boccardo, Dario84, Duri, Giorgio Guarraia, Giovanni Riccardi, Stefano Morbelli, Vittorio Scatolini

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Bzanna3

sent on April 04, 2014 (12:28)

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Come ha detto Dostoevskij in Delitto e Castigo "a tutto si abitua quel vigliacco che è l'uomo".
Il fatto di essere o meno vigliacchi, in questo caso, non c'entra, però la frase mi serviva per esprimere quello che il tuo scatto mi ha trasmesso.
Per un veneziano, acqua alta o acqua bassa, poco o nulla cambia, si può stare ugualmente in strada a chiaccherare con gli amici e farsi un aperitivo, come niente fosse.
Complimenti ancora per i tuoi scatti!
Barbara

As he said in Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment "to get used to all that coward who is the man."
The fact of being cowards or less, in this case, does not matter, however, the phrase I needed to express what your shutter sent me.
For a Venetian, high water or low water, little or nothing changes, you can stand still in the street to chat with friends and get a drink, as if nothing had happened.
Congratulations again for your shots!
Barbara

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