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Palermo – Five senses, One City

Photographer: Iacopo I.
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Palermo - Sicily

Palermo is the gray smoked gray covering its buildings.. and the rainbow of its people.

Palermo is the luster of his ancient floors.. and the roughness of its sidewalks.

Palermo is the intensity of its fried food.. and the light salty taste that covers your skin.

Palermo is the perseverance of its smells.. and volatility of its present.

Palermo is the fullness of its endless sound.. and the faint creaking sound of its cracks.

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Description: Palermo has been the capital of the kingdom of Sicily, now is the capital of many things, event too much.. It has a strong souls as not too much other cities, and for sure it's a joyful experience for all the five senses.
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Lens: Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
Italian: http://www.mvmnt.it/it/galleria_fotografica/foto-luoghi-viaggi/427/palermo-sicilia/

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