This post has so many images that it doesn’t need many words. You can find some in the captions, though.
My favourite curve: the one the sea makes when it’s happy. Disregard the power plant in the back.
Alien droppings. This reminds me: before moving here, Google maps told me that my future home was surrounded by “fattorie”. I was concerned until a kind soul informed me that a “fattoria” was a farm, rather than factory.
The most common curve around here – an arch. Capalbio on the hill.
Siena
Siena with the famous square.
Roma
The Tiber in the sun…
…and after rain.
Curvy fountain below Il Vittoriano.
Unassuming art in Roma’s Monteverde.
Roma
Roma
Roma
Orbetello
This Orbetello airport seems a bit closed.
Taken through the bars in previous photo.
The middle and right ones are two lanes of Orbetello main road.
Oh, look who is also in Orbetello!
Sovana
Sovana
Ljubljana Puppet Theatre and good coffee at Čokl.
New Jack Hustle, I mean Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Piran hotel is a ship!
Amore, it will be finished one day.
“In spet je mir v eno smer”: And it’s peace again in one direction. (Siddharta)
Photo: a © signature mmm production
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: Curve
The Mexi Movie II. (closed) 
Bellissimo!
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Grazie, Nick! 🙂
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Prego!
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Amazing!
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Thank you, Optimist. 🙂
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What kind of dog are you holding? 😊
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Oh, you can follow the tag ‘bestia’ and you’ll see him. He is our 3-year-old mix called Fonzie and we love him a lot.
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Sure, I will check it out…thank you. He looks super cute!
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Here is the tag: https://manjameximovie.wordpress.com/category/bestia/
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Wow. A plethora of curves, but I agree that my favorite is the shoreline…
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Yes. Thanks, Judy. The sea is hard to beat.
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Gorgeous, beautiful places!
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Thank you, Pike! I’m lucky this way, yes. 🙂
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Such a beautiful collection of arches and other curves 🙂 perfect for this challenge 🙂
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Thanks, Sonia, I think my eye is drawn to them for some reason…
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Ahh, perhaps the reason is that they invoke in us a sense of tranquility – the arch rises and falls gently and leads the eye from one end to the other. I like them too 🙂
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The first photo’s text made me laugh: disregarding…done. The second photo is funny because my brother just showed me a photo he took here in finland which looked exactly the same as yours and we joked about how alien and sci-fi the scene looked! 🙂
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See? Great minds… 😉 As for the power plant: it never seems to operate, maybe sometimes at night, there is never any smoke coming out. I guess Italy has plenty of solar cells to go around…
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Or maybe it’s a farm 🙂
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Hahhahah. Yeah! Alien farm!
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Love the arches!
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Thanks, Brenda, and for the follow!
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Amazing collection; especially loved the beach! 🙂
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Thank you, Yousuf. Yes, the beach is hard to beat. 🙂
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You’re most welcome. 🙂
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Wow!!!!!!! What a fantastic gallery of curves!!!! Alien droppings … my pick, this was a tough one.
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Hehe, Viveka, I like to make it hard to choose a favourite. 😉 Curves are everywhere you look.
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Yes, really … never thought about that before .. until I saw your gallery. What theme are you using – very catching???
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Ah, I’m glad you like the theme. I fell in love with it just as my first blog was filling itself up and had to start this, the second one. It’s called Dyad.
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Okay, Dyad … I tried it out earlier .. I guessed it was the one you’re using, but it didn’t look that good when trying it. I suppose there a lot of tweaking.
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