“Via Magenta” is full of butterflies. One has strange colors.
Another is reflective and at least one...
... is romantic. This bar is called “Mariposa”, butterfly in Spanish.
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15 comments:
Love them! Very nice post VP.
All the same but all very different. I like the first and third best. "Mariposa" sounds beautiful. I didn't know it means "butterfly."
I love the colors on the first butterfly.
Beautiful artwork.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Wonderful Mariposas.
Just like in nature, so much variety in your butterflies.
In Hebrew: parpar
My favourite papillon is the last one because it suits my mood! :-)
They are all beautiful butterflies!
In Portuguese it's "borboleta"!
Hugs and a happy weekend
Léia
Words in romance languages always seem to sound better than in English...I, too, love the first and third photograph, esp. the top because of its colours.
Even the word "Mariposa" sounds romantic!
I agree with Dina: great variety!
Livorno piena di farfalle? Non l'avrei mai pensato...buon we, Arianna!
I love butterflies or Flutterbyes as the little kids say.
Nice shots. MB
Butterflies always bring happiness. To me anyway!!
Happy weekend. :)
Creative and artistic!
I like them all!
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