#ABRUZZO

[robertocastigliaphotography]

Uno scorcio di Castelvecchio Calvisio. Abruzzo , Italy.

[petitworld]

Abruzzo, Italy by David

[johbeil]

Light and shadow

Old town, l'Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy. Diana F+ on Ilford XP2 400 B&W film.

[natureaestheticdreams]

Ph: @natureaestheticdreams 🐟🌻🌾

[justapurplemess]

After seeing Sicilian Miku, Sardinian Miku and even Piedmontese Miku, I present Abruzzese Miku!

Although her attire is from just a tiny town in South Abruzzi, Scanno's dress is famous in the whole region, along with her Presentosa (the sun-shaped pendant)

My girl is daydreaming about arrosticini (sheep skewers)(might be a light self-insert)(I want them too)

[starburst2000]

Everyone is posting their International Miku fanart, so I decided to join the bandwagon!

Have a pic of Italian Miku, wearing the "abito muliebre", the traditional dress of Scanno, in Abruzzi! The backgroung a stylized version of the heart-shaped lake near Scanno.

[wgm-beautiful-world]

Grapes from Abruzzo, ITALY

[henk-heijmans]

Poplar trees, Fucino, Abruzzo, Italy, 2016 - by Michael Kenna (1953), English

[0livierjules]

[floweringpear]

august 8, 2024 — a sunflower field in alba adriatica

[robertocastigliaphotography]

Uno scorcio di Castelvecchio Calvisio . Abruzzo , Italy .

[kevincharlesward]

“I’d like to have enough time and quiet To think about absolutely nothing, To not ever feel myself living, To only know myself in others’ eyes, reflected.” ― Alberto Caeiro

“Mi piacerebbe avere abbastanza tempo e tranquillità Non pensare assolutamente a nulla, Per non sentirmi mai vivere, Conoscere me stesso solo negli occhi degli altri, riflesso.” ― Alberto Caeiro

© Kevin Charles Ward

FIRST IMPRESSIONS ITALIAN STREET PHOTOGRAPHY BY KEVIN CHARLES WARD

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[johbeil]

Fountain of the 99 spouts

in l'Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy. Only 18 of the 99 are visible in this photo. The oldest parts of this gem date from the 13th century. Leica R4 with 50 mm Summilux on Adox CMS II 20 B&W film.

[illustratus]

The Wolf Moon sets over the Castle of Rocca Calascio, Italy, 2023.

The first full moon of the year (on January) is often called the Wolf Moon, a name which may date back to when wolves would howl outside villages.

[sciamaria]

[fungoideale]