Kiss In Spring - Piazza Castello

The spring seems to be back after a week of cold wind and rains, sun is shinning again and passion is rising again. 

A couple, maybe tourists, kissing under the sun at piazza Castello.

Red Leaves

Saw these red leaves outside the train station, Porta Susa, it was in late winter, they were so striking under the bright sunlight....

Models Posing

Two models were posing against a motorbike in the camera shop 'Grand Marvin'  in via Langrange, normally I am not so fond of taking photo of posing models, but since I was there waiting for Max to purchase something, and since they were there posing, so why not just snap some photo....

Spring Flowers

Last week, the flowers were blossom, the weather were fine and the sky were clear and bright, this week, the temperature goes down 10 degrees, the sky is cloudy and the rain is falling, winter is back!

The flowers of my apricot

My daisy

Pink Cyclamen

Conversation Under The Arcade

Two men having a conversation under the arcade along via Viotti.....

Via Riberi

Via Riberi is a small street joining Via Verdi to Via Gaudenzio Ferrari, it is quiet and charming,  and is right behind La Mole.

A photographer taking a shot at Via Riberi.

Cycling Along The River Po

Along the river Po, at the opposite side of Murazzi, there is a trail which people can run or cycle all the way to the next town, San Mauro and beyond. On a good weather day, it is an entertaining and very satisfying way to explore the river side....

Looking At The Flow

On a nice day, just looking at the flow of river Po can be quite entertaining too.....
As for me, looking at the people looking at the flow double the pleasure.

Over The Other Side Of The Bridge

Looking at the other side of Vittorio Emanuele I bridge across the river Po, a beautiful bright, sunny day, spring is in the air....

Hard Labour

Every Monday should be named 'Hard Labor ' day, since it is so hard to get up from the bed and so unwillingly to get to work......

These two guys are condemned to hard labor forever, until the end of their time.

Dogs Talk - Socializing

Often meet people walking their dogs on the street and often the dogs are willing to get 'socialized' with us, while the owners show more reluctance to get close. Some, not only keep a distance, they forbid their dogs to come near for a sniff, or ask for some caresses by pulling them away in a harsh way......



Some dogs and their owners at piazza Vittorio

Alps - End Of Street

On a clear day, the Alps seem to appear just at the end of the street.....

Wanted Or Not

Saw this on the wall at via Montebello, Wanted: 'Dead Or Alive'....

Well, I would say, 'Not wanted at all, dead or alive, just disappear would be nice'

Ivy

Ivy, plural ivies (Hedera), is a genus of 12–15 species of evergreen climbing or ground-creeping woody plants in the family Araliaceae, native to western, central and southern Europe, Macaronesia, northwestern Africa and across central-southern Asia east to Japan and Taiwan.

A piece of external wall full of climbing ivy can be spectacular, but everything grow from small, here is a small pot of ivy trying to climb up a metal post in the courtyard of a building.

Alps View : Corso Principe Oddone

Perfectly clear sky,  view of the Alps visible from Corso Principe Oddone....

Spring Love

Just a hint of spring arriving, already love is springing all over the place in the open......

At Murazzi

At Piazza Castello

At Piazza Carlo Alberto

Newspaper Stand

The newspaper stand in piazza Castello, often used as a reference point to meet up.....

Winter Afternoon In Park

A rather sunny afternoon at the park, Giardino Balbo, looking at the bare branches of the trees, the spouting water of the fountains, the people relaxing with their dogs.....

Spectacles

The big neon sign of an optical shop at piazza Vittorio.....

Chestnut Seller At Via Garibaldi

This corner of piazza Castello and via Garibaldi has became a fixed location of the chestnut seller, guess the business must be really good....

Palazzo Madama

Palazzo Madama e Casaforte degli Acaja is a palace in Turin, northern Italy. It was the first Senate of the Italian Kingdom, and takes its traditional name from the embellishments it received under two queens (madama) of the House of Savoy.

A late morning in winter, people busy crossing the piazza in front of Palazzo Madama