The day after Christmas at piazza Castello....looking toward via Roma.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Monday, December 30, 2013
Cat In Manhole
This is installed at piazza Castello, near the low wall surrounding the little courtyard garden of palazzo Madama.....
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Bridge Over Flowing River
Few days of rain created a heavier flow on the river Po, this shot was done to try out my new ND filter....
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Approaching
2014 is approaching, what to forget, what to remember , what to keep and what to let go? What to expect?
The Christmas ball effect at via Po, piazza Vittorio
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Presepio
Nativity scene, a tradition during the Christmas season, I have to build one in my house every year....
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Santa Claus Is Coming
Ho ho ho.....Santa Claus is coming to Town....
Wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a wonderful, glorious and joyful New Year!
Wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a wonderful, glorious and joyful New Year!
Labels:
Babbo Natale,
christmas,
natale,
santa claus,
Torino,
Turin
Monday, December 23, 2013
Protest In Romanian
Saw this guy standing in piazza Castello protesting something written in Romanian, something like : Romanian government poisoned weed of ancestral lands.....
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Just One Of Those Late Sunday Morning
People crowding at piazza Castello in one of those Sunday in front of the gateway to the Royal Palace....
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Friday, December 20, 2013
Water Leaves
Thursday, December 19, 2013
High Fashion
Labels:
Balon,
fashion,
flea market,
porta palazzo,
Torino,
Turin
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Sermig Arsenale della Pace
Sermig - Arsenale della Pace at Balon
The young missionary service (often referred to by the abbreviation SERMIG, from "Young Missionary Service") is a group founded in Turin on the May 24, 1964 by Ernesto Olivero together with a group of young people with a desire to eradicate hunger in the world through works of justice, promote the development, experiencing solidarity with the poor. Initially born as a missionary group with the intent to cooperate with various missionaries around the world, then the SERMIG began to care about the poverty present in Turin, while extending its work to other places around the world.
However, the last time I brought a female friend there to give away her used clothing, something happened which makes me question the attitude of some of the helpers towards foreigners.
While I was with the friend standing in front of the containers which collect donated items, we were wondering why there was a bag of old bottle plastic corks in there. Suddenly a woman came right up to us and asked if she could help us anything. Before I could answer, she grabbed me on my shoulder and shouted : 'No, you can't do this, you have to come with me to the center!' She begun to drag me away, then I realized that she thought that I was there to steal.
I stopped her and said :' We are here to give, not trying to take!'
She startled for a moment, and I said to her :'You think all foreigners are poor, all are thieves?'
She quickly apologized, not actually to me, she apologized to my friend who is an European, asking my friend if I was with her.
It seem to be a bit petty to mind, but the instant instinct reaction reflects what a person actually think, to me, deep in her mind and heart, I think she does 'discriminate foreigners (especially those happened to be around Porta Palazzo )' with a concept that they are all poor and tend to steal.
That makes me wonder why she bothers to care for the job? To make her feel superior?
The young missionary service (often referred to by the abbreviation SERMIG, from "Young Missionary Service") is a group founded in Turin on the May 24, 1964 by Ernesto Olivero together with a group of young people with a desire to eradicate hunger in the world through works of justice, promote the development, experiencing solidarity with the poor. Initially born as a missionary group with the intent to cooperate with various missionaries around the world, then the SERMIG began to care about the poverty present in Turin, while extending its work to other places around the world.
However, the last time I brought a female friend there to give away her used clothing, something happened which makes me question the attitude of some of the helpers towards foreigners.
While I was with the friend standing in front of the containers which collect donated items, we were wondering why there was a bag of old bottle plastic corks in there. Suddenly a woman came right up to us and asked if she could help us anything. Before I could answer, she grabbed me on my shoulder and shouted : 'No, you can't do this, you have to come with me to the center!' She begun to drag me away, then I realized that she thought that I was there to steal.
I stopped her and said :' We are here to give, not trying to take!'
She startled for a moment, and I said to her :'You think all foreigners are poor, all are thieves?'
She quickly apologized, not actually to me, she apologized to my friend who is an European, asking my friend if I was with her.
It seem to be a bit petty to mind, but the instant instinct reaction reflects what a person actually think, to me, deep in her mind and heart, I think she does 'discriminate foreigners (especially those happened to be around Porta Palazzo )' with a concept that they are all poor and tend to steal.
That makes me wonder why she bothers to care for the job? To make her feel superior?
Monday, December 16, 2013
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Thursday, December 12, 2013
The 912 Demostration
On the 9 of December 2013, a series of demonstration was activated all over Italy, involving the jobless, the students, the small businessmen, the forconi....all the people who are unhappy and unsatisfied with the current goevrnment and the current situation.
The first day of demonstration along via Pietro Micca
Looking down to the protesting from the balcony
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Monday, December 9, 2013
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Abandoned Building - Colletta
An abandoned, ruined building located near the car park at the parco Colletta, not such what it was before, but inside it, is pretty messy now.....
Friday, December 6, 2013
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Christmas Lights - Luì e l’arte di andare nel bosco
'Luì e l’arte di andare nel bosco' by Luigi Mainolfi at via via Langrange offers a wordly decoration for the Christmas season.....
Monday, December 2, 2013
Sunday, December 1, 2013
CDP December Theme - Looking Out
A creepy old man looking out from that house while I was taking the photo of Max....
This is my entry for the Cdp December Theme, other entries can be view here
This is my entry for the Cdp December Theme, other entries can be view here
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Christmas Lights - Planetario
Planetario by Carmelo Giammello, Luci dell'Artista Christmas lights at via Roma.....
At A Distance
Abstract
Abstract
View From Piazza San Carlo
Friday, November 29, 2013
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Bubbles In The Cold
A bubbles maker? blower? Creator? Or whatever he is called, working out some fun in this cold season for the children in piazza Carlo Alberto....
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Christmas Lights - Palle Di Neve
Palle di neve by Enrica Borghi is installed on via Pietro Micca, one of the snow ball is actually tied to the rope linked to my balcony....
Night View From The Street
Night View The Balcony
Abstract From The Balcony
Abstract From The Street
Day View From The Street
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Carousel
A Carousel is setup in piazza Carlo Alberto, as part of the season's fun. While looking at it, I realized that carousel is one of those thing that never get faded out completely, in fact it fascinates children of any generation and even adults.
Monday, November 25, 2013
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