Sto cercando di costruire un circolo di informatici in Sicilia per diffondere alfabetizzazione digitale e sensibilizzare in merito all'importanza del software nel mondo moderno
The light isn't good for photography today, but I had to try out my new (to me) camera.
It has captured well the interesting colours in this lichen covered tree trunk I think.
Evening is descending upon Mantova, Italy.
Like every day for the past 2000 years, the city is preparing to slumber.
The last rays of the sun are casting their final glow upon the tranquil waters, which flow with a soothing, melodic murmur.
And I ponder how many things, people, and events those waters have mirrored. A new morning will arrive, bathing those ancient bricks in fresh light, just as it has for the last 2000 years.
"Distanza Uomo Natura" by Jerico Cabrera Carandang on Viale di Tor Marancia in Rome, Italy
Jeden z murali powstałych w ramach projektu Big City Life w 2015 r. przy Viale di Tor Marancia w Rzymie. Namalował go włoski artysta Jerico Cabrera Carandang. Fot. Joanna Klima
Two wonderful dogs to match the background 🤗🐕🐕. Enjoying a refreshing dip in the water! The background is a rocky cliff on the coast called Scala dei Turchi (Staircase of the Turks) in Realmonte, Sicily, Italy.
Ho appena mandato un'email, dopo un primo colloquio in digitale, a Antonella Soldo di #MeglioLegale per spiegare il mondo del #fediverso. Facciamole vedere che ci siamo! 📣
"Io Sarò" by Guido Van Helten on Viale di Tor Marancia in Rome, Italy
Jeden z murali powstałych w ramach projektu Big City Life w 2015 r. przy Viale di Tor Marancia w Rzymie. Namalował go australijski artysta Guido Van Helten. Fot. Joanna Klima
A photo looking back down from the other end of our valley with the Apennini mountains in the background.
Taken 9 years ago before my SLR broke and when we still had winters.
In the gentle embrace of twilight, nature orchestrates a symphony of elements.
Water, still as glass, mirrors the fiery kiss of the setting sun, cradling the reflection of
Earth's slumbering giants, the trees stripped of their verdant glory.
Air, the unseen maestro, whispers through the branches, composing a silent lullaby that speaks of the day's end. Like a moment suspended in time, a tender pause between the rush of days, reminding us of the quiet majesty that cradles our bustling lives.
Domani sera, giovedì 20 luglio, ci troviamo nel cortile delle scuole Carchidio-Strocchi a #Faenza per osservare il cielo stellato ad occhio nudo e con binocoli e telescopi.
Si entra dal cancello in Via Carchidio 7 (di fronte a via Silvio Pellico)