Arno River Waterfront after sunrise in Florence with Ponte Vecchio and Italian buildings. Long exposure is used to smooth the river and sky. Hopefully it brings you the tranquility I experienced at that moment. I like early walk in those famous cities I traveled, especially in a sunny morning. Before the whole city wakes up, … Continue reading “Arno River Waterfront after sunrise in Florence”
Arno River Waterfront after sunrise in Florence with Ponte Vecchio and Italian buildings. Long exposure is used to smooth the river and sky. Hopefully it brings you the tranquility I experienced at that moment. I like early walk in those famous cities I traveled, especially in a sunny morning. Before the whole city wakes up, the quiet atmosphere, the fresh air and sunlight are lovely.
Arno River Waterfront after sunrise in Florence with Ponte Vecchio and Italian buildings. Long exposure is used to smooth the river and sky.
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Renaissance Sculpture ‘The Rape of the Sabine Women’ by Giambologna in Florence Italy. (‘Rape’ is more interpret as ‘Abduction’ as opposed to sexual violation). One of the most beautiful sculptures I ever seen. The light, shadow and the details are simply stunning which drew my eyes. This art piece depicts the story in early … Continue reading “Renaissance Sculpture ‘The Rape of the Sabine Women’”
Renaissance Sculpture ‘The Rape of the Sabine Women’ by Giambologna in Florence Italy. (‘Rape’ is more interpret as ‘Abduction’ as opposed to sexual violation). One of the most beautiful sculptures I ever seen. The light, shadow and the details are simply stunning which drew my eyes.
Renaissance Sculpture ‘The Rape of the Sabine Women’ by Giambologna in Florence Italy.
This art piece depicts the story in early Rome history right after its founding by Romulus.
Seeking wives in order to establish families, the Romans negotiated unsuccessfully with the Sabines, who populated the surrounding area. Romans then grabbed the Sabine women and fought off the Sabine men, which leaded to war between Roman and Sabine later. With their fathers at one side and their husbands and children the other side, Sabine women intervened and stopped the war. The battle came to an end, and the Sabines agreed to unite in one nation with the Romans.
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Florence panorama at dusk after sunset in Italy. Blue tone and good balance between sky and city lights brought colors to this shot. Medieval bridge Ponte Vecchio and Florence Cathedral are two landmark architectures in this magical city. License of this photo is immediately available upon request. Just send us a message at … Continue reading “Florence panorama at dusk after sunset in Italy.”
Florence panorama at dusk after sunset in Italy. Blue tone and good balance between sky and city lights brought colors to this shot. Medieval bridge Ponte Vecchio and Florence Cathedral are two landmark architectures in this magical city.
Florence panorama at dusk after sunset in Italy.
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About One Photo a Day: As we publish one fresh photo to a handful of social media platforms daily for promotion, we keep it in the blog section at bestcityscape.com. The photo is chosen from Songquan Deng’s latest travel project. Please feel free to share with your friends. Comments are welcome!
