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Response to On Which We Tread (Response #19)

Uploaded 259 Days Ago by birba - 11 comments


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zorilla said 258 days ago:

I think I know what the story is - one of those European food festivals that have been commandeered by faux macho men and holidaying soccer thugs to display their dubious sexuality, but I don't see this having anything new to say.

stolenlife said 258 days ago:

Mushing some kind of fruit? I likeit

Ana said 258 days ago:

ew! i might have gone a bit lower with the shot, but relevant.

King said 258 days ago:

Great! The tomato tossing festival. That must be quite a sight, and a hellavu lot of fun. This is Italy? I don't remember. Maybe there's more than one.

pete said 258 days ago:

like it :D

what on earth are they doing though?

Dave_Mac said 258 days ago:

Very unique and relevant! High marks!

birba said 258 days ago:

Just few information for all those want to know more about this pic.
It has been taken on last February in Ivrea, a small town in northern Italy, during a traditional Carnival Festival. This particular event is so called "The Battle of the Oranges" and the mud on the ground is due to the oranges used as bullets.
You can follow this link to get more information:
[http://www.carnevalediivrea.it/italiano/battaglia.asp]

birba said 258 days ago:

Just few information for all those want to know more about this pic.
It has been taken on last February in Ivrea, a small town in northern Italy, during a traditional Carnival Festival. This particular event is so called "The Battle of the Oranges" and the mud on the ground is due to the oranges used as bullets.
You can follow this link to get more information:
[http://www.carnevalediivrea.it/italiano/battaglia.asp]

Beamer said 258 days ago:

Great subject, well composed. Just too soft, most of the detail in the mess on the ground gets lost and that pulls down the impact.

orangganjil said 258 days ago:

That ground has certainly been trodden upon. Nice one.

Montage said 258 days ago:

I'd say it would be more a case of "on which we slip" ;)

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