We were like the thousands of romantics who flocked the Capulet home to feel just one degree of separation of the most famous star-crossed lovers. It was a welcome stop on our trip to Germany. Verona is such an enchanting little town with its own
City sight-seeing tour bus (for those of you like to ride and listen to history). However, we chose to walk it for ourselves and experience it from the ground up.
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| "For never was a story of more woe. Than this of Juliet and her Romeo." |
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| we went. we admired. we scribbled |
I just wish we came better prepared for the wall. If we knew, we would have brought a Sharpie. I, now, have one in my camera bag.
next post: Verona, part two
{equipment used: Nikon d200, nikon 85mm, Photoshop Actions by Leah}
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite picture for this trip is the castle...I can't believe I am the first one to post this time...
ReplyDeletenice pics. love that wall...so did the two of you add your names?
ReplyDelete@Brian -- we did but we had to scribble our names with a ball point pen. That's why we needed the sharpie. Next time, for sure.
ReplyDelete@mm -- yeah, me too!
ReplyDeleteAmazinh photos!
ReplyDeleteI envy your talent!
www.nevermindsir.blogspot.com
Hi Liza!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos because are so sensitive...
Thanks for passing by.
ReplyDeleteYou've got a lovely blog. I found it very evoquing.
keep enjoying summer,
M.
so glad you stopped by my blog. Yours is oh so lovely.
ReplyDelete:)
beautiful inspiring shots... and thanks for the visit!
ReplyDeletexo Laura
Thanks for being a follower..
ReplyDeleteRomeo and Juliet...so romantic.
Have a nice day
Debora
Liza, thanks for your comment/encouragement. What a lovely little corner of the blogging world you occupy. Your images are timeless. And I love that you live in Italy so I can vicariously live through your images. Love that "Words to Shoot By" link. What a wonderful idea and project. Just tried to "follow" you but alas it is giving me an error message telling me to "come back later".
ReplyDeleteI definitely will. :)
God Bless,
T
Oh, what lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteCan almost imagine Romeo and Juliet in these places <3