quinta-feira, 1 de dezembro de 2011
Tiradentes Square
In the center of the square is the oldest public statue in Rio de Janeiro. Inaugurated by Dom Pedro II in 1862, Dom Pedro I honor her as a symbol of the strength of the Empire. On a horse, and surrounded by indigenous allegories, the Emperor has in hand the "Manifesto to Friendly Nations," he announced to the world the independence of Brazil.
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Awesome statue and perfect against those blue, blue skies!!
ResponderExcluirSylvia
Brilliant statue.
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Roberto, gosto porque me impressiono com o seu trabalho, com suas ideias para fotografar. Observar os detalhes do rosto do cavalo, uma beleza. E este céu, que maravilha.
ResponderExcluirbeijo
Such a blue sky.
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Towards peace and happiness.
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Such an awesome shot!
ResponderExcluirSWF
Beautiful sky and statue!
ResponderExcluirSempre um ângulo diferente... por isso o seu trabalho é único!
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Beijo carinhoso.
That huge statue floating there with the blue sky as a backdrop is magnificent. It looks to be huge. I find the placement of the head of the horse looking towards the ground is so interesting. genie
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