Visitors of Palazzo Angelo Giovanni Spinola are under divine observation by this antique marble statue of a roman god. The palace of a Genovese noble man was completed in 1576 and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage, together with the other magnificent palaces in Genoa’s Via Garibaldi.
I took this street photograph with the Fuji X-T2 and the Fujinon XF18-135mm F3.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR. RAW processing and conversion to high contrast monochrome in Lightroom Classic.
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Have a great Sunday
Marcus
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So impressive, great photograph and great art. Thank you, Love, nia
Thanks, Mia, your kind words are highly appreciated!
Nice that you got to visit Genoa.
Thanks, and even nicer that I can call this my second home 🙂
Nature, in all her glory, is nothing short of spectacular. However, I’m often rendered speechless at the beauty and craftsmanship of our human brethren. Great photo!
Thanks, Julie, so much appreciated! Marcus
Unique and a bit surreal. Interesting and creative presentation of statue surrounded by ghostly shadows.
Greetings.
I wonder where the right arm is? Ouch! 🤭
Rough times, back then 🙂
Impressive
Thanks so much
Impressive. My eyes captured, on the right a large shadow of a gentleman. Appeared to be captured by the beauty of the statue. Wonder who he was?
Thanks, appreciate your kind words!