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June 02, 2014

Postcards from Italy


Nobody writes postcards any more... Too bad, because with today's photo processing programs there would be so many nice ones. So, here are our postcards. Please consider them as signed, stamped, sealed and delivered right to your door!

13 comments:

  1. Very, very nice Roland. I wonder if there's a career lurking in all of this?

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    1. A career as a creator of postcards?! I guess I would be 30-40 years late for that :-)

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  2. Roland:

    very creative. I liked them all. You should print them and decorate your walls and rotate new ones every so often. You can buy those frames where the photos can be changed. Some of those look like paintings

    bob
    Riding the Wet Coast

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    1. Bob, two of them were indeed converted into 'oil paintings' by using a Photoshop add-on called Pixelbender. Very nice piece of software!

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  3. Gorgeous. I always think of your pictures as postcards anyways, so this just confirms that.

    If not postcards you should at least be putting together a calendar. (Yes we still use paper calendars)

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    1. This is in fact a very nice idea! We might actually be doing that for Christmas!

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  4. Wow, thanks for those beautiful postcards. Never got a postcard from Italy and now we got so many. First one is my very favorite. Awesome!

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    1. Bianka, you are very welcome! Glad you enjoy them!

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  5. AnonymousJune 03, 2014

    Italy! One of the most beautiful countries I've ever been; Gardasee, Venedig, Rom & Napoli *sigh*

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    1. We won't disagree. It has its beauty.

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  6. It indeed is! Although we learned this year that the some of the smaller cities have their charms to, especially in the Venitia/Friuli area (obviously the small towns in Tuscany are fantastic either...)

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  7. These are very nice postcards, thank you. I like the colors!

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  8. They may not have been postcards but they are to me. Each and everyone worthy!

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