Sardinia 3

Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 16 August 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

This photo was taken in the North East of Sardinia on the Costa Smeralda

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Comments (8)

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

aaa che bella Costa Smeralda, SHE CAN WALK TOO? lovely shot

16 Aug 2007 5:42am

@Dimitrios: Yes indeed we too heard that expression 'bella' a lot in Sardinia - it is obviously a favourite word of the Italians but then they have so much beauty in their country that it is not that surprising :-)

Double KK Photography from West Richland, United States

beautiful photo

16 Aug 2007 7:08am

@Double KK Photography: Thanks very much - I guess a beautiful woman never hurt any photo :-)

ColNed Pictures from Amersfoort, Netherlands

Very nice shot, lovely surroundings..

16 Aug 2007 7:22am

@ColNed Pictures: Thanks for looking ColNed - I'm really pleased you liked the shot!

{H} creatives from Santa Clara, United States

Ah this is lovely! Beautiful capture...wish I could be there, right now...(needing a vacation badly...lol). Cheers! B-)

16 Aug 2007 7:48am

@{H} creatives: Thanks - 2 weeks in that beautiful meditteranean light and warm sun did me wonders after the grey wet summer we have had this year in the UK!

Lorraine from Canada

Oh Ian, it's soooo beautiful, love how the waves sweep over the driftwood and the the ocean blue slowly darkens...and a woman who has it all...oh and that so, so straigth horizon LOL...

16 Aug 2007 10:14am

@Lorraine: I was so proud of that horizon that i checked it about 5 times to check it was really truly horizontal before posting the shot :-)