landscapes Dionysus,Rapentosa 8-4

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very nice!

How such a beautiful view could be so painful to look at. PhoS, I hope this is not your home :)

Ivana ,thank you.I'm glad you like this image.

Kazimiera,I appreciate your comment about "home".What is home for me is a difficult answer.Where I was born?where I grew up?where...This wasn't mine anyway.Most of the "homes" I lived in ,either were sold,or are surrounded by blocks of flats these days.There's only my mother's apartment left,where she lives alone,and where I live.I'm not happy at all seiing houses get ruined,but I'm also not very happy living in an apartment,in a big city.I miss the countryside I grew up,and the lonely railway station,in the middle of nowhere.

PhoS: I am deeply moved by your answer to the previous comment. This shot is wonderful -- and beautifully composed. Regards, Joe

Thank you Joseph.Everything is true and life goes on as years go by,almost by itself.Sunday,20.00':Just came back from a whole day in the country.Good company of friends,not a single picture to bring back home.There's always "next time".

Impressive view, excellent choose of colours! i like the red (like always:) )

Thank you Adela.This was also "home",sometime.

Fabulous ans lovely color. Great shot of the new life springing up around the old ruins whose life has gone. db

This is simply amazing. Beautiful and original work PhoS.

Very nice shot, the red is brilliant.

Many thanks for your contribution and encouraging words.Little PS filtering was applied to this 23-25 year old slide.

The view of this steep hill, the field of red flowers, the ruined house and the distant trees, really lets the viewer`s eyes roll inside of the photo. Beauty combined with a story of someone`s home and a dizzyingly effective view. Your marks of your art are well sewn into the image.

 

With warm greetings,

Alpo

 

P.S.

I answered to your question concerning the location of my hometown. The answer is under the "My way IV"-photo.

Beautiful flowers in the foreground, like a welcoming carpet beckoning the viewer to come into this picture and dwell in its beauty.

Many thanks for your warm words.I'll try to catch up on your new work.