Showing posts with label bycicle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bycicle. Show all posts

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Memories of Denmark

I found a brochure from our holidays in Denmark last year and I immediately thought...I my God, the pictures...I completely forgot about them.




So, here I share with you some of the pictures taken during an evening walk at Stenbjerg in Thy , right in the middle of the Thy's national park. Here you can find some fishermen's huts, close to dunes, ehath and forestry plantation.  People come here by bike and then take a walk on the long beach.

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

BICICLETTE





Biciclette ovunque nella bellissima cittĂ  di Lucca.

I would like to share with you some pictures taken this year in January while having a pretty cold week in Tuscany and specifically in Lucca a wonderful little medieval town.

Theme today: bycicle, which is perfect to ride through the small streets of the old town inside the walls.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

DO YOU MISS THE SNOW?


Gothenburg in winter by night!

Is there anybody outthere who misses the snow? Because I don't and I don't understand why the sky keeps sending us flocks that looks like snow in the middle of april!!


Chalmers, winter 2010 / Film Festival

Pictures taken with my little Canon Powershot S-90

Friday, February 5, 2010

ATTESA


A picture taken 2008 that I rediscovered. I particularly choose the grey scale to outline the undefinite, the unresolved, the waiting, the reflection before a new start. Up to your imagination if we want to define a new restart as human being in this picture or as a sportman that just failed a competition. In both case it's a waiting process.

Monday, November 3, 2008

HOW TO GO ON....

There are ways and ways to move from a place to another in Beijing.
Let me introduce you some of them.
















Downtown Beijing you might find it really caotic. Taxidrivers without driving licenses, bus drivers, 2-wheel drivers (motorbikes, millions of bycicles and other sorts of bikes).
Now here you can see how it is in rea life...try to come over the street now...it works fine fine. Nobody is showing you the fingers "as we fine european people would do". Everybody is calm and it works.















Another way is that you have a little bit of money and you get onto a rickshaw. Believe it or not I did not try. We found it too touristic and my partner said that it was using people to serve your dreams in a poor way. So, we watched them instead.

Central station / bus station. Hundreds of persons are there waiting for their connection to somewhere in the rest of the country. They sit, calm, sleeping, reading, smoking, chatting, playing, eating on the floor. And they wait patiently.







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