street corners in Rome by GiMi53
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very intresting picture so are these on all street corners in rome, very pretty street corners great post work cj xx
These are SO interesting, Michel! I wonder what the purpose was? Are they for protection, or contemplation while one rushes by,or just decorative? They are certainly fascinating, and a great deal of care has gone into their manufacture. I love the juxtaposition of the fly poster, presumably for a club! An excellent set of pics, I wonder how many folk pass by and never notice.
very interesting collage, Michel. they all definitely protect the houses.I would have hardly noticed.
wonderful collage!
excellent images and collage under curiosity i would have to ask the same question as the others. great work !!
A interesting collage , excellent work ! Ana
Hi Michel, This is an excellent collection, I like the way you present them, including the map!! Have a very nice evening Henk
Beautiful collage!
Roma my fav City. Fantastic collage dear Michel. Wonderful done.
Wow such very cool shots.
Un savant mélange artistique d'icônes... bien joué Michel, un bien superbe travail!
wonderful collection
superbe travail!!!!!!!!
Great collection!!!!!!
A fun and colorful collage wonderfully put together.
Fantastic collage.
Ah Rome l'Eternelle ! Beau collage ! Belle série
Excellent montage digne des plus beaux feuillets touristiques. Bon WE à vous deux. (et ce voyage à Madère ?)
What a great idea. I love the detail in the corners - I would use them as landmarks? Thanks for using a map as the background of this collage! It seems unusual that the skull and crossbones is directly beneath a religious image. Do you know the meaning of this?
the next upload from my Rome week-end :
"old and new in Rome"
Nifty idea, the inclusion of the map is the master stroke!
belle présentation pour ces beaux clichés.
Great work ---> Love it!