Handpainted, traditional, sicilian horsecarriage.
Once used in everyday life, today only at celebrations.
Once used in everyday life, today only at celebrations.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Who is Pysen?
My name is Helena. I am originally swedish but I ended up in Sicily just about 6 years ago. I love to take photos, but I still have a lot to learn. Photographing has been a part of my life on and off since I was a child. I use a Sony Alfa 200 and I am longing for the day when I will be able to buy a macro...
365 Photos in 2009
List of Themes
Labels
- 365 Photos in 2009 (181)
- Themes A (5)
- Themes B (12)
- Themes C (22)
- Themes D (3)
- Themes E (4)
- Themes F (13)
- Themes G (9)
- Themes H (8)
- Themes I (4)
- Themes J (1)
- Themes K (1)
- Themes L (10)
- Themes M (7)
- Themes N (4)
- Themes O (8)
- Themes P (13)
- Themes Q (1)
- Themes R (10)
- Themes S (21)
- Themes T (8)
- Themes U (3)
- Themes V (2)
- Themes W (10)
- Themes Y (1)
Followers
365ers
-
-
-
-
test2 years ago
-
365- Sleepy or Sleeping2 years ago
-
A Happy 2010 to all!2 years ago
-
-
Sport5 hours ago
-
-
-
Metal2 years ago
-
25/365 Klarröd1 year ago
-
Notice: New Blog4 months ago
-
Searching for something in particular?
Visitors
Bloggportaler
5 kommentarer:
From now on when I think of Sicilian that is the image I will bring to mind, either that or the guy you depicted in the Aged post. Both Magnificent.
This wagon is so bright and detailed! Love the paint job, the wagon is a true piece of art!! LOVE this!
Wow, har full förståelse för om dom inte vill ta ut den så ofta. Vilket målerijobb!
Reminds me of gypsies wagons. Beautiful.
how beautiful and what a great juxtapostion of the traditional carriage and the non-traditional hair cut on the passenger... I especially love the painting of the buildings at the bottom
Post a Comment