Puss in Boots on the stick of a guide
Piazza Navona
Rome, May 2010
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8 comments:
Very funny. Is this the "symbol" of the guide so his/her followers don't get lost?
Haha, nice! This beats the red umbrella or the colored cobweb cleaner that some guides put up.
Continuing with the theme started on LDP: Oh honey, what's the name of the guy who did that foutain? Must be Michelangelo, same kind of stuff we saw in the chapel...
Sorry, I'm in a horrible mood today and sound frightfully arrogant. :-)
Lovely - here they mainly use umbrellas!
@ ciel - I understand the mood and like the comment very much.
Delightful shot - love the focus, sharp and not.
What a clever idea to use a stuffed toy - much better than an umbrella! Fantastic capture :-)
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