Sonia, a really wonderful sequence of refined reflection photos with many different subjects all very interesting. (I like so much the red Mustang!) Have a nice day! :-)
Sonia, thanks so much for the link of the site Eternallycool: it's really an interesting blog on Rome, I'll follow it. About Ferragosto, the name of this Italian holiday has no translation in other languages because it derives from its original Latin name, Feriae Augusti = "Festivals [Holidays] of the Emperor Augustus" (The holiday was designated by the Emperor Ottaviano Augusto in 18 B.C.). Have a nice day!
The photos are all so different, I love the shiny red Mustang! And I'd love to take a dip in that swimming pool, the water looks so inviting on a hot day.
Boa noite Sonia Que belíssimas fotos. Quanta beleza nos reflexos. Essa última me impressionou pela perspectiva e impressão de movimento que ela dá quando corremos a página e mostra toda a grandiosidade do prédio. Amei. Parabéns ao fotógrafo. Sonia abrigada pelos elogios ao meu novo template. Quanto aos links que você fala, vou mandar um e-mail dizendo como foi que aconteceu tudo isso. São as opções que o novo template nos oferece e que eu nem sabia. Está relacionado com a lista de links (não é a lista de blogs). Fiquei feliz com isso. Beijos
Those photos were taken by Carlos A. Mascaro in São Paulo. 
Grandes imagens, do grande fotografo, da grande cidade!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful photograohs by Carlos....I LOVE the idea of "reflections" and these are Superb....All so different and all so very interesting, too...!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your visit Sonia....it was so very good to get out that day and I had fun taking pictures of all the "characters".....Part 2 is up!
So modern and so rich looking.
ReplyDeleteSonia, a really wonderful sequence of refined reflection photos with many different subjects all very interesting. (I like so much the red Mustang!)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day! :-)
Wonderful photos, Sonia!
ReplyDeleteI saw that Carlos took these nice photos! You are not so often in Sao Paolo yourself? (I can understand if you prefer your nice home!)
ReplyDeleteSonia, thanks so much for the link of the site Eternallycool: it's really an interesting blog on Rome, I'll follow it.
ReplyDeleteAbout Ferragosto, the name of this Italian holiday has no translation in other languages because it derives from its original Latin name, Feriae Augusti = "Festivals [Holidays] of the Emperor Augustus" (The holiday was designated by the Emperor Ottaviano Augusto in 18 B.C.).
Have a nice day!
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ReplyDeleteThank u, Gina
Nice place, and great pictures.
ReplyDeleteTo add to it, and to give some illusion, try scrolling the last photograph :)
Nature is So Beautiful
The photos are all so different, I love the shiny red Mustang!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'd love to take a dip in that swimming pool, the water looks so inviting on a hot day.
Boa noite Sonia
ReplyDeleteQue belíssimas fotos. Quanta beleza nos reflexos.
Essa última me impressionou pela perspectiva e impressão de movimento que ela dá quando corremos a página e mostra toda a grandiosidade do prédio.
Amei. Parabéns ao fotógrafo.
Sonia abrigada pelos elogios ao meu novo template.
Quanto aos links que você fala, vou mandar um e-mail dizendo como foi que aconteceu tudo isso. São as opções que o novo template nos oferece e que eu nem sabia. Está relacionado com a lista de links (não é a lista de blogs). Fiquei feliz com isso.
Beijos
a great picture taking spree!
ReplyDeleteAround a hotel in Sao Paulo? Very sleek pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteamazing! thanks for sharing! in the first part of my language course in Vienna, I had a Brazilian lady from San Paulo! such a personality :)!
ReplyDeleteSao Paulo seems to be a very beautiful city but I think I'd prefer to stay in your wonderful garden!
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