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12 responses to “The Lion Guards The Ball”
I think this makes a great HDR subject.
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Thank you!
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Looks like it had to bite Mourinho!
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What is a Mourinho?
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Jose Mourinho is a football coach and rather notorious due to his behavior 🙂
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Ah, okay – I am not so much a football fan, so I don’t know these things…
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very cool shot!
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Thank you.
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how old is this statue? It must be less than 200 years old? maybe less than 100?
there is an 800+ year old similar statue under water:
have you seen the one in sunken Egypt city:
http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-archaeology/ancient-egyptian-mythical-city-raised-depths-all-its-glory-00391
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I cannot really tell you how old the statue is. I’ve taken the picture in Diyarbakir in front of a caravansary which was converted to a boutique hotel. So it might actually be a new statue. But as I didn’t stay at the hotel I couldn’t find out…
…and thanks for sharing your link!
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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