A view of the “Fosso Reale” from the “Scali Saffi” toward “Piazza Cavour”. In the middle of the image the “Ponte del Mercato” (Market Bridge), rebuilt in the 1950s.“L'archivio della scultura” (The archive of sculpture) is a very interesting blog by Cristina Beltrami, a freelance art historian. Today's post is on the monument to Vittorio Emanuele II in Livorno.
See also: Mercato Centrale - Piazza Cavour - Scali Saffi
what an amazing photograph that is !
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Really an awesome shot. I had to do a double take!
ReplyDeleteVp, this is simply superb!!!
ReplyDeleteCan not tell you how great this shot is! ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteWonderful reflection.
ReplyDeleteall the boats!
ReplyDeleteThe reflection is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAre we ever going to go inside the market on market day?
That reflection is just fantastic!
ReplyDeletegrerat view and reflection !
ReplyDeleteThis picture would be framed and put in the wall, it's magnificent!You are so talented!
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Wonderful picture, enigmatic, puzzling in most captivating way! One of the most surprising reflections I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteThese reflections are awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this fabulous image VP, I wouldn't know where to start. Beautifully composed.
ReplyDeleteThis image is amazing! All the boats, the reflections, everything is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis photo is like a dream!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy looking at this one for a long time.
ReplyDeleteWhat the others said is so true.
And bravo to the photographer of the Vittorio Emanuele II statue.
I keep looking. A very nice image!
ReplyDeleteWhat is this to the left?
No stairs..... or perhaps on the other side?
Is it for the small boats??
+13. Wow, that is what we call SUMMER!:)
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Highly unsual and hihly intriquing!! Great shot!!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many photos in this part of the town and every time you bring a fresh angle.
ReplyDeleteAs a reflection junkie I will have to approve of this photo.
ReplyDeleteFenomenale: il riflesso del palazzo sembra quasi un ritaglio di giornale! Ciao, Arianna
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