Fête du Citron: Corso - Confetti!
It wasn't until I read Fabrizio's Torino Daily Photo today that I realised it's International Women's Day. Takes a man...
And so, inspired by Fabrizio's beautiful photograph of a little girl (do click on the link) here you see fun and games with confetti at the Corso. May these girls grow up to achieve their full potential.
Tomorrow - meet the clowns!
And so, inspired by Fabrizio's beautiful photograph of a little girl (do click on the link) here you see fun and games with confetti at the Corso. May these girls grow up to achieve their full potential.
Tomorrow - meet the clowns!
Yes, it is. I have seen everything from Red Roses to Signs. This is a nice photo of two little ladies.
ReplyDeleteAh, future women! I, too, worked in a sentence for my post after reading Fabrizio's blog and a few others. Children make a great statement for our future, don't they?!
ReplyDeleteThey look cute, I like that she has her bag of confetti ready to go.
ReplyDeleteWell, they snuck that Day in didn't they? I didn't know about it either. I love the wonderfully unguarded poses of these little girls, so intent are they on throwing their confetti in the right direction. Wonderful capture, Jilly.
ReplyDeleteHappy International Women's Day to all the women from all over the world. :)
ReplyDeleteThis photo reminds me of the pleasure it was,to throw those "confettis" at carnavals...and it seems these little girls ar having the same fun!!
ReplyDeleteNow the confettis are much more sophisticated...when I used them they only had a round shape!!
beautiful capture of women to be
ReplyDeletevery nice
They are our future.
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
Fantastic series on the Corso, and this one is especially awesome!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about Woman's Day either until I stopped by Sailor Girl earlier!
Thank you Jilly. I appreciate so much your so nice words about my photo.
ReplyDeleteYes, children are the future and we look at them as we look at it.
I can see the women in them already.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Jilly. I didn't have a good photo to post so I skipped the day. Shame on me, because I do think Woman's day is important. So many women today still don't enjoy the freedoms we have...
ReplyDeleteThe confetti on the girls make them look lovelier!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo and for the birthday wishes. I am very touched by your thoughtfulness. Sorry for the late reply - as I spent my birthday (Women's Day) and the day after painting our new home and didn't come home until past midnight.
By the way, when you get the chance please visit I, Woman which is my newest blog.
joy
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