Another Sunday market in “Piazza Cavour”...
The buildings of the square (and myself) reflected in a pitcher.
A basket of assorted dolls.
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23 comments:
What a great place it must be to spend a whole day, passing by, without being felt.
Please have a good new week.
daily athens
VP, I love the pitcher image with your reflection. Great image.
I like the picture of reflections in a pitcher...
This must be essentially a flea market, right?
I also love the pitcher with the reflections.
I like the elephant best!
I agree with Halcyon! Looks like fun shopping.
The magic of reflections!
A picture in a pitcher---oh so clever. MB
The dolls appear to get along fairly well, all things considered.
Adoro i mercatini ho trovato sempre delle meraviglie e le tue foto lo confermano
@ Jacob - They wouldn't call it a flea market here, but it is not much more than that...
Looks like a nice market... Is it once a week or once a month?
Lee brought back elephants like that from India. I love the pitcher, but like many of us with cameras, you remain elusive.
An interesting Sunday at the market.
three lovely subjects today, the yellow elephant is cute, the vase with so perfect reflection is perfection, and those dolls...Hmmm I would love to have all, the basket with those dolls is mine! :)
Have a nice day,
Léia
Nice pitcher... ah, I mean picture! Ah... I mean both.
I would purchase every one of them! The suspended elephant photo is so lovely.
I need an authoratative translation from you. :)
My friends and I saw Le Nozze di Figaro (conducted by Placido Domingo himself!!) last night and are trying to figure out if the translation for "spatola impressa" is really "strawberry mark", a specific type of birthmark, or is it a splatula-shaped birthmark.
What is the Italian term for "strawberry birthmark"?
Thanks much.
@ Tash - The Italian for birthmark is “voglia” which means also desire, craving, with the obvious implications...
In the case of Figaro this is the plot device to reconcile him with his long lost parents.
The shape of the birthmark in this case would be decisive and probably this one was really spatula-shaped.
Thanks much VP. My friends and I will be asking you more in the future.
On a different topic, I hope "La prima cosa bella" does well in the Oscars. Can't wait to see it.
I love Sunday markets as much as country walks! My favourit is the middle one:)
The double reflection on the pitcher is so clear! My favorite shot today :-D
Great reflections in the middle pic, VP!
Looks like I join the rest... I'm all over the pitcher!
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