airfrogusmc wrote:
You've been killing it lately Steve. Love these portraits.
Thanks, I am glad you are enjoying the images. As always, your kind words are very meaningful to me, and appreciated.
I am finding that Living in Italy is inspiring and educational. The area I am in is so artisticaly and historically rich. As I have been saying, I find myself living in a painting.
1bwana1 wrote:
I am finding that Living in Italy is inspiring and educational. The area I am in is so artisticaly and historically rich. As I have been saying, I find myself living in a painting.
I could not agree more, this is my favorite country and the moment I cross the border to enter it, I have this happy smile on my face my wife loves to tease me about.
1bwana1 wrote:
Thanks Huss. When you coming to shoot here with me? Free room and board. Yes, you can bring the dog.
Definitely need to plan that once my work nonsense settles down. Dr G was just in Florence w her parents and sisters! Whirlwind Euro tour. They mentioned the food was incredible there, better than Paris, Lyon, Annecy and Rome.
Desmolicious wrote:
Definitely need to plan that once my work nonsense settles down. Dr G was just in Florence w her parents and sisters! Whirlwind Euro tour. They mentioned the food was incredible there, better than Paris, Lyon, Annecy and Rome.
Florence is great. I will be meeting some family members there for a few hours tomorrow. But Parma is a World heritage Site because of the quality of the food here.
My experience tells me that work nonsense never settles down. Always fires to put out. You just gotta put ypu foot down and go. Otherwise life passes by day by day and you miss too much.
Flights are cheap, room, board, and ground transportation here is free...
