Ferdinand III, Grand Duke of Tuscany, looking a his son Leopold on the other side of “Piazza della Repubblica”, is thinking: “If you get one more ticket, I am going to take his keys of the car!”
See also: What Statues Think - What Leopold Is Thinking - What Time Is It? - Sad Nereid - Guerrino of Montenero - Fisherman's Thought - Horseback Thinking - Caged Emperor - Garibaldi's Doubt
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18 comments:
Yes, that makes sense to me!
Wonderful photography.
He might like to park over here, as there's rarely police around.
A safe road ahead and a good Sunday for you all.
Such a grand figure.
He looks to me like the maitre d' at a posh restaurant, directing a party to their table.
Very well composed, VP.
Stunning piece of work.
ahha , i like your comment :)
you should be a writer, VP!
I like these funny interpretations of the statues' thoughts:)
I really like the thoughts you put in the heads of the historic statues... :)
God bless you!
Cezar
Nice photo and text!:)
Hmmm... I don't want to hear about traffic tickets today. He does seem to be surveying things carefully.
Tough dad.
Love this shot! Why don't you come enter it in my Weekly Top Shot meme? We're on Week #11 and I'd love to see you share with me! Here's this weeks' link: http://www.theviewfromrighthere.com/blog/?p=5812
Excellent!
The statue has really lovely flowing robes!
The statue is very nice but I'm intrigued over the windows that seem to flap open just the bottom half!
Great background again.
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