Vicenza Piedmont Villages (Autumn Symphony n.4) by sandra46

Photography • Landscape • posted on Nov 08, 2010

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I took this shot in the area between Alte Ceccato and Montecchio, in the province of Vicenza. Here, in the so-called piedmont area you can see the typical landscape made of villages connected by roads and industrial parks full of small-and-medium-sized factories, called 'districts', that are the basis of the province's wealth. Even if the look is rural, the province is actually one of the oldest industrial areas in Italy, since the Republic of Venice's times. Once it was wool and silk, today a whole array of products: this province exports more than Greece and Portugal put together. Thanks to your kind comments.

Comments (44)

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Rhanagaz

6:09AM | Tue, 09 November 2010

Wonderful shot! Thanks for the information, too! ;o)

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drifterlee

11:10AM | Tue, 09 November 2010

Gorgeous shot and mountains!!!!!

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MaraP

11:57AM | Tue, 09 November 2010

Gorgeous view and colours!

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anmes

4:05PM | Tue, 09 November 2010

Splendid scenic result

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Marinette

6:29PM | Tue, 09 November 2010

...una bellissima vista, ma... cosa esportano? :) ciao Sandra!

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artistheat

6:41PM | Tue, 09 November 2010

Awesome Scene and Shot

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anahata.c

8:54PM | Tue, 09 November 2010

a beautiful vision, Sandra, and doused in the nostalgic deep hues of fall, a kind of reflective violet late-day hue. You've worked with the foreground so that it looks almost like a print, leading us to the background, which cradles all those villages that you speak of. It has the feel of late autumn---or what late autumn feels like in my northerly climate---it has the pull of memory, and it looks like a series of villages protected by something very old and very mysterious. Really evokes the mysterious side of fall. Well I'm doing a CURRENT image for once (call in the Elders: the Apocalypse has come!!!). I'm only back for one image tonight, but I'll be back for more soon (your art series included---haven't forgotten, I'm not near through with that!). This is a beautiful series.

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