Since elementary school, Pisa, with its leaning tower, has always been on my bucket list. While visiting Pisa, a truck driver was so taken with the idea that he leaned his 18-wheeler completely onto its side on a city street. Unlike the truck driver, the tower remained steady for pictures, although getting the perspective just right was a problem. The lean shows best in the picture of its base, while looking at one of the top floors becomes a little scary. One has been photo-shopped to remove the lean, and it totally removes the mystique, while the first picture has not been altered in any way. There is no elevator in the tower requiring those who go up or down to walk on stairs that lean one way, then another.
- Taking leaning pictures
- Truck that leaned too much
- Google aerial view
- Outside the wall merchants
- Baptistry of St. John
- Leaning tower in the rear
- Duomo of Santa Maria and tower
- Young and foolish students
- Dead give away
- First really good picture
- Duomo of Santa Maria
- Over a window
- Over the door decor
- Leaning from the rear
- Ground view perpective
- Magnificent structural design
- Torre de Pisa
- Inside the Duomo
- Pisa above Duomo
- Tippy-top from afar
- Baptistry of St John et al
- Photo-shopped vertical, but still leaning back
- Pisa gate to Old City