Electoral posters #1 by GiMi53
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On February 6, 2008 Italian President Giorgio Napolitano dissolved parliament and an election date was set for April 13-14.
And so, when I was in Rome last week-end, the city was full of electoral posters :
Thank you for your comments on my previous upload :
"wrought shadow"
Thank you for your comments on my previous upload :
"wrought shadow"
Comments (22)
wow thats something.
thats a lot of layers, great capture !!
Bien vu, extra Michel! Zibous et bon week-end!
superb
Perfect in my book since I have always thought politicians are two-faced...and I work with politicians and state government daily in my job. :-) Out with the old and up with the new.
Haha well seen my friend.. When in Rome....
Great capture and well seen.
FANTASTIC WORK..
Concept intéressant !
Great idea!
Great shot!
Cliché plutôt inhabituel et inattendu. Mais c'est ce que j'apprécie sur une bonne partie de ton travail photographique.
LOL@PJ and her "two-faced" comment. Very clever capture, Michel.
Ahhhh !! chez toi aussi ça placarde belle idée Michel, juste un peu trop lumière l'affiche déchirée entre deux candidats, mais super présentation photo journalistique Bien Michel Zibousssssssssssss
Great capture!
c'est du cubisme ??? :)))
my next upload in this series :
"Electoral posters #2"
cool shot..
My friends, the politicians..... We should open up again the Collisseum and feed them to the animals..... I worked through your gallery backwards to your first poster in a row: Very interesting work and a time document.
I can imagine how hectic it was. Hugs
Michel, what an amazing symbolic series! You scrach one politician and will find another, like a russian matrioushka.
I like the raw "collage" that this image provides--rather like art inside of art, all built up on found objects, or found scenes. This is a gorgeous work; incredibly telling in terms of its subject matter and the duality of the image itself. Stunning.