Tarantella

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By: psar
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	psar {Karma:42}
Project	#12 Dramatic B&W Shadows	Camera Model	Olympus C-70
Categories	Travel Others Street	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	1/15/2007	Film / Memory Type
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Views	350	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - Italy
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dan bar {K:7194} 8/29/2008

Loved your Travel photos, you know you should really make an album in this site, www.trekinu.com .

like this presentation,
http://www.trekinu.com/viewtrek.aspx?trkid=mquiko5rgn2bbjt

its free and you can share with us the places you traveled to on the map. takes 3-4 minutes...
(this is NOT a site to replace useFilm, it's for sharing albums with music and send to friends and share here with your photos)

Wayne Winsauer {K:7331} 1/15/2007

Wow! Thank you so much for the history Psar! Very interesting! Nicely done on capturing this!

psar {K:42} 1/15/2007

It was shot in the castle de' Monti of Corigliano d'Ontranto which is a small city at Puglia region in the province of Lecce in southern Italy. The sculpture belongs to a modern native (I think) artist whose name I cannot recall and represents the Tarantella dance. This dance is a folk frenetic dance traced in the Middle Ages which women danced, as the legend says, in order to cure themselves from the poison of tarantula spider. Anyway this is a very erotic but extremely intense dance...

Wayne Winsauer {K:7331} 1/15/2007

Wow! What an interesting scene! Where is this and could you give us a bit of history on it?

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