204 Bath

White word - bath. A word randomly chosen illustrated according to its meaning. A tribute to Mr. Augusto Pieroni, a master more than a teacher.

[Helen Jane]

I love the photo but give up on understanding your text. Might help if I could speak Italian. Excuse my ignorance. Anyway, love the textures, the photographic commentary and your pov on this.

[Domenico Dodaro]

@helenhall @helenhall I'm so sorry... trying to explain oneself in another language is always tricky... However, "white word" was an assignment by this professor of photography I had the luck to meet. He meant to receive a plain illustration of the meaning of the word.
A "black word" is the opposite - illustrating the contrary.

[Helen Jane]

@domenicododaro so it the word bathe - rather than bath - I wonder. Bath implies the receptacle in the bathroom, where I might bathe or take a bath, but I am more likely to bathe in the sea. Thanks for explaining.

[Walks @ 7]

This one worked for me. I liked the European reference to the word. We silly Americans would think that bathing is only done inside. Great DOF!

[Caroline]

I love this Domenico. She left her flip flops and now entering the sea... Your pov is story-telling...

[Domenico Dodaro]

@helenhall @joysabin @kerosene thank you Ladies! I apologize for my poor English! 😊

[Caroline]

@domenicododaro an apology is not at all needed, dear Domenico!!

[Walks @ 7]

@domenicododaro please don't apologize- it is always interesting to learn more.

[Domenico Dodaro]

@joysabin it is, indeed! Though, when it is, indeed! Though, when translating an Italian word ("bagno" - that may mean bath as well as bathe and also bathroom) into a picture and an English word, I should have checked a dictionary...