God created the world and man in 6 DAYS...and found that it is was well.
Vatican City, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
We have been told that, "The desire to create is one of the deepest yearnings of the human soul. No matter our talents, education, backgrounds, or abilities, we each have an inherent wish to create something that did not exist before."
Pres. Uchtdorf
Vatican City, Italy
See... that's right!
... creating something out of nothing.
Vatican City, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
As I walked today through St.Peters Basilica and the Sistine chapel...creation was everywhere. Mans need to create...statues, mosaics, frescoes, tapestries,
Vatican City, Italy
the buildings weren’t buildings... they themselves were art!
Vatican City, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
Then outside as I walked, more creation... piazzas surrounded by beautiful columnades, ornately carved fountains, mounds of swirling gelato, flower arrangements, even down to the lasagna and bruschetta.
Gelato
Vatican City, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
Are my photos a creation... or are they capturing someone else’s creation?
Rome, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
Spanish Steps, Rome, Italy
Can you find me?
Rome, Italy
I’d like to think that they are a tool of creation, so that others might see things in a different way. Having the camera in my hand, helps me see differently... observing this art has helped me see things differently....
Trevvi Fountain, Rome, Italy
Trevvi Fountain, Rome, Italy
One thing I know for sure....Seeing all of these paintings of larger, Renaissance ladies , I would have been HOT in the Renaissance... I might have even been a model!
5 comments:
Gelato....... a beautiful creation indeed!
wooow! nice pic
Florence is most definitely nicer and cosier than Rome. I am in love with Florence and that marvellous Ponte Vecchio!
I enjoyed your photos very much. I love Italy too and have traveled there 3 times (and am booked again to return in 2015). However, I did want to let you know (should you return to Florence) that the statue in the square is merely a copy. The real David is in the Accademia museum in Florence. The copy in the square is 'okay' but you have to see the original! No comparison. Really.
bellissime immagini...bravo
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