Sometimes the roads of Roma can get a little mad, but it’s nothing a bit of protection, spilled cherry tomatoes, a cleansing fire or a good sunset flare won’t fix.
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The Mexi Movie II. (closed) 
I’m curious about the burned out car? I remember that parking space is very valuable in Italy/Rome. Did someone take the wrong parking space? Also I love the last two in the gallery, almost B/W and B/W. I go for the near B/A whenever I can-for images that look better B/W I think leaving just a tiny bit of color makes them more interesting than fully B/W, but that’s just me.
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I have no idea what happened with the burnt car, a couple of weeks before there were even more of them, just standing there. I’m only visiting Roma on and off, I was not there when they were burning, but I often walk the dog there. The smell is still awful. I play around with B/W for this challenge, but most – practically all – photos I take are in colour. I don’t feel I know enough about photography to do serious B/W work.
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Thanks. Yes they DO need to get that trash pick up situation figured out. It kind of ruins the ambiance of that very special place, for everyone-residents and tourists.
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I thought the spilled tomatoes looked sad, until I saw the car 😦
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Yes, despite all the cheerfulness that is Italy, some things are decidedly sad. I rarely focus on them, just when they multiply.
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great idea, Manja! ..and, hey, what a tomato roadkill.. 🙂 …catch up!
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Hhahhahh! If only it was always just catchup roadkill! 😀
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