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Sun is but a flaming ball of gas, after all...

Okay, I may seem to be bit disrespectful with this, but it is really not my intention. It is a wrong shot actually, I wanted to put the glow over the head but I wasn't tall enough (Even my BMI says I should grow 10 feet more...) And while I tried to get something useful from the RAW version of this, the thought I mentioned above settled in my mind like Silence in Simon and Garfunkel's song. Anyway, Michelangelo is one of my favourite artists from the Italian Rinascimento (and one of the main favourites) so being disrespectful is as far from my intention as ... er... very far.

This shot was taken at Piazzale Michelangelo in Florence, Tuscany, Italy, Europe—on a planet revolving around the afforementioned flaming ball of gas. This is how it goes, would Kurt Vonnegut say.

Paid download and prints available here on DA don't have my signature logo.

Please don't usurp my work even if you're Ramesses II personally. Don't claim it yours, don't nick, steal, lift, hire, lend, use as reference, blog, reblog, smear, smug, sift with cinders, etc. This image is brightly copyrighted. If you have an idea how would you use it, please feel free to write me and I may give you reasonable terms for our mutual benefit. Really.

I used other deviants works here: the original of this statue created in marble by Michelangelo Buonarroti. This copy in bronze is work of unknown XIX. c. Italian artist, and erected in 1873. Piazzale Michelangelo dreamed and designed by a great Italian architect Giuseppe Poggi, who died in 1901. Therefore, the artworks involved here all assumed to be in the Public Domain.

Also please respect the model and keep your environment being environment.

If you like this image, you may want to see by or learn more how can we help each other with the methods of Another image by me from the same location: Florence in a Nutshell - David's Mantle

Description
Sun is but a flaming ball of gas, after all...

Okay, I may seem to be bit disrespectful with this, but it is really not my intention. It is a wrong shot actually, I wanted to put the glow over the head but I wasn't tall enough (Even my BMI says I should grow 10 feet more...) And while I tried to get something useful from the RAW version of this, the thought I mentioned above settled in my mind like Silence in Simon and Garfunkel's song. Anyway, Michelangelo is one of my favourite artists from the Italian Rinascimento (and one of the main favourites) so being disrespectful is as far from my intention as ... er... very far.

This shot was taken at Piazzale Michelangelo in Florence, Tuscany, Italy, Europe—on a planet revolving around the afforementioned flaming ball of gas. This is how it goes, would Kurt Vonnegut say.

Paid download and prints available here on DA don't have my signature logo.

Please don't usurp my work even if you're Ramesses II personally. Don't claim it yours, don't nick, steal, lift, hire, lend, use as reference, blog, reblog, smear, smug, sift with cinders, etc. This image is brightly copyrighted. If you have an idea how would you use it, please feel free to write me and I may give you reasonable terms for our mutual benefit. Really.

I used other deviants works here: the original of this statue created in marble by Michelangelo Buonarroti. This copy in bronze is work of unknown XIX. c. Italian artist, and erected in 1873. Piazzale Michelangelo dreamed and designed by a great Italian architect Giuseppe Poggi, who died in 1901. Therefore, the artworks involved here all assumed to be in the Public Domain.

Also please respect the model and keep your environment being environment.

If you like this image, you may want to see by or learn more how can we help each other with the methods of Another image by me from the same location: Florence in a Nutshell - David's Mantle