kOoLiNuS's blog/

Hello everybody !

I've recently discovered this website / community / web2.0 / whatever and I'm enjoying my stay here and exploring the various possibility of the platform !

We will see how it goes, now I'm searching HOW TO PUBLISH my images on my - self hosted - italian blog ... is this possible ?

Using the nice feature of an integrated blog on the platform I thought it would be a nice idea to use this to annouce the upload of a particular set of images and such.

This morning I've uploaded my photos of the 2004' summer vacation in Crete (Greece). The album is viewable here !

I'll ad geotags and photos description as soon as possible, given my frantic working schedule these days ... If you like please leave a comment, i do love getting and answering them :-)

Hi all!

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 After only a couple of days of use I've liked Ipernity so much that I've just acquired two years of PRO account on the platform ....

I do hope that the international payment goes well and that soon I will have some more space to fill out. (After more than 2 months of photosharing absence I feel the urge to restart :-D )

We will find out soon how it goes, by the way ;-) 

While waiting for my PRO account to be activated I've uploaded 5 new images in the album called "on two wheels"

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This album will gather some random images regarding my passion for motorbikes, while these first five new photos have my little brother as main character while riding his bike (the blue Yamaha one) and his friend's Honda VFR during a fun photosession afternoon this winter somewhere in the Apuliae Murgie's country.

The image in this post is special to me, because it lets out the joy, happiness, satisfaction and "serenity" that one feels riding a bike safely and worries free.

Do you agree ?

One of the advantages of working in Bari is to have a couple of park near the seaside.

One of the advantages of going to work by motorbyke is that one can quickly reach them and eat something breathing the sea's perfumed air and enjoying the Sun, that always miss in office ...

Today's album gathers the photos taken between April 25 to 27 during the 1st Southern gathering of Italian owner's of the Yamaha "Fazer" motorbike model.

The gathering had his headquarter in the Hotel Giubileo near Pignola (Potenza), Italy.

As you can see the wheaters wasn't very nice to us, but we did enjoy every moment!

After having being promoted PRO yesterday I've begun the operation of uploading my photos on the Ipernity platform.

I'm probably doing it a bit too fast, but the enthusiasm is great :-D

Anyway with this post I'm announcing the complete uploading, tagging and geotagging of the photoset shoot the 30 december of 2004 when my college friends in Cesena came to Apulia to visit me and, in the occasion, visit some beauty of my land.

Castel del Monte is one of them, without a doubt.

Comments ?

Busy days, these days here.

By the way I'm slowing continuing the upload of my images and today's post regards the publishing of the  Imola 2002 photoset taken during a fantastic weekend at the end of september 2002 when we (me, my gf and a friend) had the chance to witness live on of the most exciting and spectacular "round" of the history of the World's Superbike Championship [site].

The WorldSBK ticketing formula previews the possibility to buy one pit-walk per day, where at a specific hour the public can enter the boxex and see what happens "behind" the curtains ... or inside the boxes, like in this photo published here.

As usual I hope you enjoy it and hope to see a comment (or two) from you out there ;-)