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Como - Grandate. Attraverso un passaggio a livello, e subito mi balza all'occhio questo lungo rettilineo, ed il cartello di limite della velocità posto sulla sinistra. Almeno i treni lo rispettano, a differenza delle auto. Sulla sinistra, il senso di marcia dei veicoli su rotaia. Un lato fuori moda. Distrutto dal liberismo, dall'avidità e dall'egoismo. Il mondo va sempre di più verso destra. Verso l'estrema destra. Verso un populismo oscurantista e becero, che ben riflette la distruzione di ogni forma di socialità e di condivisione pubblica di beni e servizi che continua ad essere silenziosamente perpetrata ogni giorno. Sull'estrema sinistra della foto una strada secondaria, praticamente quasi sempre deserta. Emblematico.
They were giving me free drinks. I've payed for 1 of them, got 6. Until noon I was wasted. And that's what vacation is all about. At the end of the day I think Cyprus is a nice place to be.
Filmswap with @Liaye. She shot her pictures in #Nurnberg (Germany) with a Lomo LC-A+ and I shot mine in #Leiria with a Nikon FA. Check out the rest of the pictures at her lomohome: https://www.lomography.com/homes/liaye/albums/2111473-second-filmswap-with-robertofiuza
Filmswap with @Liaye. She shot her pictures in #Nurnberg (Germany) with a Lomo LC-A+ and I shot mine in #Leiria with a Nikon FA. Check out the rest of the pictures at her lomohome: https://www.lomography.com/homes/liaye/albums/2111473-second-filmswap-with-robertofiuza
Filmswap with @Liaye. She shot her pictures in #Nurnberg (Germany) with a Lomo LC-A+ and I shot mine in #Leiria with a Nikon FA. Check out the rest of the pictures at her lomohome: https://www.lomography.com/homes/liaye/albums/2111473-second-filmswap-with-robertofiuza
While walking through the western Northkorean Mountains of Myohyang I discovered these carvings in the wall. Everywhere. Most likely a mix of historic informations and propaganda. I tried to double them with the silhouette of the mountains. Should have exposed a little more, but the general sight of it all was fantastic...
