One Year Of Sky: Bendetta

giovedì 26 novembre 2015

Day Twenty Six

Good evening, my dear Sky-Fans! How are you? I'm quite tired, tonight, for a change, so I think I'll let the pictures speak. You're in for a treat, believe me! They're beautiful!

It's a werewolves' world, by AMALIA

Amalia - Sorbolo Levante, Brescello, Reggio Emilia, Italy - 6.30 am

It's a silver sky, by CHIARA

Chiara - Berlin, Germany - 8.17 am

It's a painting, by IRENE - who sent also a link to the song "Quello che non" by the Italian song-writer and singer Francesco Guccini, and a couple of verses, which I'm definitely not up to translating right now - maybe tomorrow:

La vedi nel cielo quell'alta pressione, la senti una strana stagione?
Ma a notte la nebbia ti dice d'un fiato che il dio dell'inverno è arrivato.
[...]
Si fa a strisce il cielo e quell'alta pressione è un film di seconda visione,
è l'urlo di sempre che dice pian piano: non siamo, non siamo, non siamo...

[Francesco Guccini]

Irene - Viareggio, Lucca, Italy - 12.14 pm

There's a bird on that branch - and can you spot the nest?, by CHIARA

Chiara - Berlin, Germany - 1.42 pm

It's windy and it's super-cold, by CELENIA

Celenia - Empoli, Florence, Italy - 1.44 pm

It's cloudy, by EMANUELA

Emanuela - Cervia, Ravenna - 3.32 pm

It's freezing, by BENEDETTA

Benedetta - Trieste, Italy - 3.50 pm

It's a windy sunset, by SERENA

Serena - Vinci, Florence, Italy - 5.02 pm

It's 6.00 pm, by GABRIELLA

Gabriella - Sanremo, Imperia, Italy - 6.00 pm

It's the moon, by GAIA

Gaia - Trieste, Italy - 7.03 pm

It's dark and not even the moon can shine properly, by MARISA

Marisa - Roverbella, Mantua, Italy - 8.06 pm

Aren't these pictures truly amazing? And so are we! Keep up looking at the sky!

domenica 1 novembre 2015

Day One

Here we are! Happy new year of sky to everbody!

I went for a walk early this morning. I live near the southern border of Berlin: I just stroll about along a brooklet for 10-15 minutes and I'm already in the countryside, breathing the air that tastes like meadows and nature.
It was around 8.00 am, and there weren't many people around: a couple of joggers, some people with dogs, a cyclist or two. The beautiful thing is that, since it was so quiet, I could enjoy the sounds of birds chirping and calling. I saw a stork, and many ducks playing in the water. There were also many other birds I couldn't recognize, and squirrels chasing one another from tree to tree.

Obviously I took some pictures of the sky, until I realized the battery of my phone was almost out and decided to turn back.