The front door of the “Palazzo Santa Elisabetta” (Saint Elizabeth), in “Via Marradi”, underlined by a set of advertising panels on the other side of the street, in “Piazza Attias”.
You know, we have so many better other things to transport to other countries. I think that those signs mar the landscape! the building would be far more attractive without those signs!
This is a juxtaposition: the ads are far from the building, on the other side of the street. You need to stretch yourself a bit to see them like this. These panel are a railing of sort for the pedestrian zone and are available to any advertiser. There is much worse around than McDonald's logo...
The front door of the “Palazzo Santa Elisabetta” (Saint Elizabeth), in “Via Marradi”, underlined by a set of advertising panels on the other side of the street, in “Piazza Attias”.
Great composition VP.
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ReplyDeletePlease have a good and calm weekend.
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I was going to say that's a nice looking Mackers! Well, it's still nice looking, whatever it is.
ReplyDeleteOh dear! I'd recognize those golden arches anywhere! (And I fear they may be just about everywhere!)
ReplyDeleteOh, no! Is nothing sacred?
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jack...the whole Mickey D's thing is just a bit much.
ReplyDeleteThey will just advertise anywhere. Nice find.
ReplyDeleteYou know, we have so many better other things to transport to other countries. I think that those signs mar the landscape! the building would be far more attractive without those signs!
ReplyDeleteThis is a juxtaposition: the ads are far from the building, on the other side of the street. You need to stretch yourself a bit to see them like this.
ReplyDeleteThese panel are a railing of sort for the pedestrian zone and are available to any advertiser. There is much worse around than McDonald's logo...
Now you said it, I observed it :)
ReplyDeleteShow us the worse!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice composition though.
Not the place I would choose to visit but makes an interesting photo!
ReplyDeletefrom you title i thought this post was going to be about five books-in-progress.
ReplyDeletebut of course that would have been five mss
ReplyDeleteInteresting what the eye sees or how it is seen. MB
ReplyDeleteItaly, the land of arches. The Golden Arches want a place too.
ReplyDeleteThey can ruin any setting, but in this case the composition is pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteThose golden arches get everywhere!
ReplyDelete"Mmmmm!" as in yummy? :-D
ReplyDeleteUgh! Nicely captured, VP.
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