The baptistry (left), the cathedral (middle) and the bell-tower (the Leaning Tower of Pisa) in the background.
The Duomo, showing some of the pillared arches, and with the Baptistry in the foreground.
It almost doesn’t look like a building at all, but like an object placed there by some almighty hand. Perhaps that’s why it’s called the Field of Miracles. [more...]
A niche in the corner of the city wall perhaps once held a shrine to the Virgin mary or some other idol.
Mostly wide-angle lens distortion here.
With the baptistry in the foreground at right.
with a crowd of people in front of it.
There was a pigeon in the wall.
The Duomo of Pisa, the Cathedral on the Field of Miracles, bathed in the bright summer light.
A slightly different view. But only very slightly.
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