Sì "lui" è stato messo di fronte alle Porte Palatine (<-- Wikipedia in It). Le Porte Palatine costruite nel I secolo a.c. erano uno dei quattro ingressi alla struttura romanica che prendeva il nome di Augusta Taurinorum, oggi conosciuta come Torino.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Julius Caesar
Sì "lui" è stato messo di fronte alle Porte Palatine (<-- Wikipedia in It). Le Porte Palatine costruite nel I secolo a.c. erano uno dei quattro ingressi alla struttura romanica che prendeva il nome di Augusta Taurinorum, oggi conosciuta come Torino.
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Ah, che piacere mi fa passare da queste parti ogni volta..
I really like your perspective, the way the sculpture looks imposing against the sky. Lovely.
I agree with Laurie, great photo.
The history of Torino absolutely amazes me. It's mind-boggling for someone like me who lives in a very young country.
I love the angle of this shot. Makes one feel so puny beside the mighty Julius Caesar.
I love the angle of this photo. Those towers are amazing. I've never seen something so old up close, maybe someday!
Have a great day :)
I love upshots. Tey make such a dramatic image. You do live in a marvellous place for a photographer.
"He" was a very wise man. How else would he have said so rightfully: "horum omnium fortissimi sunt Belgae" ("Of all the Gauls, the Belgians are the bravest"). ;)
A truly magnificent statue!
What a shot! I love the grandeur of it all. Even the cloud added to the drama.
I just wanted to say I look at your photos every day and enjoy all of them.
Fabrizio... ok, I can wait but... when are you going to show us Porta Palazzo and the Balun ???
Although the angle might exaggerate the size, I believe that the towers must be impressively large. The statue probably is quite large, too.
Ave Caesar
Qui looks at you Te saluta
Thank you to everyone !!!
@gatto, you're right. I need to go there in fact and to take some photo.
That is a very handsome shot of Big Julie.
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