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Pisa Door


	Pisa Door Door on a building next to the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. Taken with a Kodak disposable camera. Patricia Marroquin

Piper Lehman

Love this one, Patricia. Great colors!

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August 03, 2002

Patricia Marroquin

Thanks, Piper. I was surprised at how clear this came out with a disposable camera. Most of my disposable camera shots from Italy didn't turn out this well.

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August 03, 2002

Kerry Drager

Hi Patricia: I'm going to quote Piper on this one: "Great colors!" Good work with that disposable camera!
Kerry

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August 03, 2002

Patricia Marroquin

Thanks, Kerry! I regret now having not taken my cameras, but everyone kept telling me horror stories of camera and wallet muggings. I'm thankful to have gotten this shot with the disposable. Thank you Kodak. :-)

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August 03, 2002

Damian P. Gadal

The stories are true, and I ended up gaurding my camera with my life... I could always get another wallet, but not the rolls of film I shot.... Nice work!

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August 03, 2002

Patricia Marroquin

Thanks, Damian. It probably would have taken away from the enjoyment of the trip if I had to guard my cameras with my life, which I would have done if I had taken them! LOL! I just now saw a Rick Steves travel show where he talked about the muggings in Italy, so I guess I'm glad I did what I did. Thank you for your compliment. Ciao! Patricia

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August 03, 2002

BetterPhoto Member

Expressive shot Patricia. The hues and colours are most absourbing. Thanks for resubmitting.

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August 03, 2002

Patricia Marroquin

Thanks, Robert. I had noticed that the shot I submitted earlier had a black line on the lower left side. I appreciate your kind comments.

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August 03, 2002

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