Florence, Italy (taken from Ponte Santa Trinita )
We had a wonderful trip! I've wanted to go to Italy for along time and I wasn't disappointed! The only problem is now that I've tasted real Italian food it's going to be hard to enjoy what passes for Italian food around here. ;) I took lots of reflection pictures so I hope you like them.
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Beautiful place and a beautiful reflection image. I have been to Florence a half dozen times in the past decade. It is always worth going back again. I agree with you about the food. Mmmmmm!
ReplyDeleteMy wife is Italian, so I get the good stuff all the time :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these, my wife and I want to visit Italy. This is beautiful!
Great perspective, colors and reflections! Like:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflection, James!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot James! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteooh la la, that's a knock-out reflection shot. So glad you had a fun time in Italy and got to eat the food that everyone's talking about but no one's got. thanks for hosting WR each week. and a happy weekend to you James.
ReplyDeleteWith reflections like these, you will have to move to Italy.
ReplyDeleteFlorence is my favorite town on earth!I agree about Italian food, once you know the real one, hard to eat the others..
ReplyDeleteYou reflection today is fabulous !
Lovely reflection James.
ReplyDeletethat is a gorgeous shot!!! glad to see you 'back'! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, James—these are some of my all-time fave reflections! Now you have me dreaming of all the good food I've had in Florence over the years. Sounds like your trip was delizioso!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful reflection in one of my favorite towns. Being a foodie, one of the top pleasures of travel for me is tasting authentic cuisines from around the world. It's a wonder I don't weigh 300 pounds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Florence! Great reflections, James.
ReplyDeleteWonderful reflections in a wonderful place and one of my favorites, too! I always enjoy your captures from your travels, James, thank you for sharing the beauty! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Oh James....love this long line reflection with great geometric shapes and bright colors. I'm sorry, but I DON'T feel badly for you having to readjust to sub-par Italian food. Oh puh-leeez.
ReplyDeleteGlad that Italy was fab. I'm immensely jealous. Happy weekend.
gorgeous reflections James!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot! Definitely worth a double take. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful James, when we were there last year, it rained,lol.
ReplyDeleteGreat, subtle colour tone variations in the bildings look wonderful in reflection in still waters!
ReplyDeleteLove the reflection and seeing old Europe. Richard
ReplyDeleteVery nice James! the repeat of the colors is pleasing to my eyes.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love Italy and its food.
ReplyDeleteThe reflections are so good, I just could turn the screen around and I would have the same picture (or nearly), lol !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo James!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you:)
Oh that's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteJames; really beautiful river reflection there !!! The water seems perfectly still...
ReplyDeleteBut weren't you just a little tempted to toss a big rock in the water to swirl the reflection up just a little ? Great restraint on your part. Can't wait to see more.
Another lovely capture James - it would make a great jigsaw puzzle! Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW, that is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteB.
ooooohhhhh it's a beautiful reflection, i would just love to be there!!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for hosting this wonderful spot for sharing our reflections!!
Simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing;o)
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My most favorite place in the entire world...Italy, and Florence in particular! Sigh....I want to go back!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Italy is one of my favourite countries!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful reflection image! Well done James.
Great photo of this fantastic location. Brings back memories of when we were there.
ReplyDeletei hope you don't mind my gushing over this gorgeous image! wOwOwOwOw!!! i, too, took many reflection pics in Australia but haven't organized them for posting yet...definitely for this Friday! very awesome capture, James...love it!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful! Would love to see it in person some day. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteAh - a wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteTrès beau en effet, comme un miroir au pied de la ville !
ReplyDeleteKnow the spot well. Glad you had a wonderful time. I know you'll go back. Florence and Italy always calls.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful location for a photographer who enjoys good food to visit ! ...mmm, I can only imagine how wonderful it was. I noticed how the colors of the buildings are so much more intense in the reflection - very nice.
ReplyDeleteI love that diagonal symmetry. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photo James, it's so clean!
ReplyDeleteA classic, if ever I have seen one :-)
ReplyDeletethey seem to have great reflections in Italy too. :)
ReplyDeleteAh, Firenze, Firenze... What a wondeful place, so much art, such nice food, it's really special!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
beautifu reflection....
ReplyDeleteVery elegant!
ReplyDeleteAnother solution would be to get an Italian cookbook and start cooking and or baking... ;-)
So glad you enjoyed Italy--a wonderful place to visit. Great reflection shot!! Have a lovely weekend. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteI like the color and light of Florence, Firenze, Florencia, and its beautiful river.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a calm weather ... the reflection is perfect !
ReplyDeleteLovely reflections and I can't wait to see the others!
ReplyDeleteWonderful reflections!!
ReplyDeleteJoin the club James I am spending the week with my husband's family in Puglia.........have to roll onto the plane at the end of a week, I just cannot say NO it is all too scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas
Carla
P.S. It seems that this "funny business" has been going on, if not is..., for years and at one point they stopped allowing palm trees in Phoenix because of the increase of the scorpions population.
ReplyDeleteJe ne devrais commenter qu'en francais! Vous etes bilingue ma foi!
Beautiful capture James !
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the reflection of the buildings, with a perfect blue sky, love this !!
awesome pix you got here! happy New Year James!
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