These people live again in print
as intensely as when their images were captured
on old dry plates of sixty years ago…
I am walking in their alleys,
standing in their rooms,
and sheds and workshops,
looking in and out of their windows.
And they in turn seem to be aware of me.
Civita di Bagnoregio-Photo:JoHanna Massey 2017
Civita di Bagnoregio-Photo:JoHanna Massey 2017
Civita di Bagnoregio-Photo:JoHanna Massey 2017
Civita di Bagnoregio-Photo:JoHanna Massey 2017
Civita di Bagnoregio-Photo:JoHanna Massey 2017
In response to WordPress Photo Challenge – Windows-
A safe, peaceful, and filled with kindness week, to each and everyone.
I am so glad JoHanna!
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Thank you Lynn. By the way, your pie crust recipe worked out just excellent. All my best to you.
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Love these!
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Thank you so much ❤
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Hello Sid. Great to hear form you. Thank you for your compliments. Enjoy your week.
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Pleasure all mine Irwin. Your support always appreciated.
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I enjoy the intricate ironwork so much. Great to hear from you. Thank you for the visit and kind words. All my best to you.
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I’m most days certain that it is both. Often quite positive a window is just a window. Thank you for stopping by Carl. Your comments are always most excellent.
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I’ve often wondered if windows are for looking in or out. Same with doors. Exits or entrances ?
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Wonderful old ironwork. Interesting subject for your photos.
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Great pictures – thanks for sharing.
Irwin
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Great amazing photos 😀
Ciao
Sid
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