See also: The Looming Tower - Alessandro Neri
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Sunday, February 1, 2015
February's Theme Day
See also: The Looming Tower - Alessandro Neri
External links: Port of Livorno (Pinterest)
Search labels: tug
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I like the vibrant color in this shot.
An interesting choice.
It's the sky that most appeals to me in this shot. I expect a number of people are going with a favourite spot sort of choice for this theme.
Marvelous shot.
Yep, I miss watching the boats going in and out of harbor of one of the cities where i previously lived.
I opted for my favourite spot on the water, too, VP.
The port, of course. And, as Michelle said before me, this particular scene has great color.
You have picked a ever changing, interesting place to see all the interesting ships sail past. Love the colors in this picture.
Water seems to be important in many blogger's "I would miss most" posts! This photo has luscious colours, VP.
Love your choice for the theme day. Well done!
Beautiful clouds, cheers from Tilburg
I understand this choice so well VP, the harbour really is the life line to a port city.. one of my fav pastimes also.
I'm so glad you reconsidered and didn't really say "nothing."
You are so lucky to have a port to watch. :)
I am sooooooo pleased that your answer included a tug boat too:)
Great choice VP so many of your beautiful shots have been at the port.
Great choice. This would make a beautiful oil painting.
Great choice.
The complexity of all is awesome.
I knew it would be something to do with the harbour...
Great scene, VP, I understand why you would miss this!
Water seems to be the thing for many people!
I don't know a lot about your city but I have always enjoyed and appreciated your photos of the port and the water and the ships...like this huge container ship!
Who needs video games and cells when you have this scene.
I would never get tired of watching what goes on here. That ship is huge and I love the way the sky looks!
You have here a permanent show ! :)
Here are three further suggestions, VP:
Sydney Harbour: A History" by Ian Hoskins (2009); "Colonial Ambitions: Foundations of Australian Democracy" by Peter Cochrane (2006); and, "The Colony: A History of Early Sydney" by Grace Karskens (2009.
You might also be interested in two novels by Thomas Keneally, "The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith" (1972), and "Bring Larks and Heroes" (1967).
I will copy this comment over onto your Livorno blog, too,
We would miss all of your harbour shots if you were gone too!
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