It’s Friday once again and therefore time for another beautiful Rome photo from Susan Sanders.
Thanks to Susan’s photographic talents, today we see the Dying Gaul through the eyes of an attentive museum visitor. The sculpture, one of the highlights of Rome’s Capitoline Museums, is a Roman copy of a Greek Hellenistic sculpture and portrays a Celtic warrior valiantly meeting his death.
For more of Susan’s photos, visit her photo blog, Rome With A View.
The message that accompanies these clever ads reads “Stop Global Warming.”
Advertising Agency: Cayenne Italy
Creative Directors: Giandomenico Puglisi, Stefano Tumiatti
Art Director: Livio Gerosa
Copywriter: Caterina Calabrò
Photographer: Daniele Poli
Published: September 2007
After years of working in the fields of Physics and Oceanography, Italian scientist Fabiano Busdraghi left his scientific career to dedicate himself to photography. This year he’s been exhibiting the photos he took over the course of two trips to Antarctica: the first trip took him to Drake’s Passage while the second led him to the southern edge of the Sea of Weddell.
The photos are simply stunning: the abstract shapes of ice and water seem almost to be metaphysical visions – just the way you’d want the very edge of the earth to look. Enjoy these and see more at his online gallery.
