Thank you muchly Marina…I know something about Lombardy but am puzzled by your reference…can you enlighten me about the connection you see…am always open to learning more about the images I use…hugs and Happy Easter to you…
I remember reading once that around 5th or 6th century [not sure – could be terribly wrong!] the Lombards invaded Siena… so seeing this ghost reminded me of that. Mind plays funny games!
Happy Easter to you too, my friend. 🙂
Yes, I agree Robert, a haunting and lovely formed illusion of Italian mystery, and such a surprise to find her there, another magic of a sunny Siena day…ah, the wonders of travel…
like it 🙂 🙂 Viva Toscana 🙂
Ha molte grazie…glad you liked…Siena, a very loved city in my life…thank you for your visit…
A Lombard descendant? Inquisitive it is indeed! Beautiful, John. 🙂
Thank you muchly Marina…I know something about Lombardy but am puzzled by your reference…can you enlighten me about the connection you see…am always open to learning more about the images I use…hugs and Happy Easter to you…
I remember reading once that around 5th or 6th century [not sure – could be terribly wrong!] the Lombards invaded Siena… so seeing this ghost reminded me of that. Mind plays funny games!
Happy Easter to you too, my friend. 🙂
Ah, ora capisco, grazie il mio amico…
love it. how the two blue shutters and window with figure mirror three lines. Really strong simple rhythm delivering the feeling.
Very nice perception Steven…you saw the connection between the haiku and the image…thank you my friend…
Now that Siena Ghost John could easily haunt you for a l…o….n……g time. She really is something special and so clearly “formed”!
Yes, I agree Robert, a haunting and lovely formed illusion of Italian mystery, and such a surprise to find her there, another magic of a sunny Siena day…ah, the wonders of travel…
Very cool image.
Thanks Hansi, hope you’re doing okay my friend…
Very creepy! I like the blocks of colour in the windows and shutters. It’s oddly framed adding to the creepiness. Made me shiver!
Very glad you appreciated and enjoyed the surreal creepiness of this piece Cheryl, thanks for sharing…