I've saved for the last day of the giveaway, as a sort of celebration, one set I'm particularly fond of.
Since the shopkeepers (or the visual designers) are really good at their job, especially in high-end boutiques, one is tempted to just record the thing as it is.
It takes a lot of effort to try and have the discipline required to look for particular angles and meanings in an already well-arranged whole.

Vetrine_Set_1 by Paolo Del Lungo, su Flickr

Vetrine_Set_2 by Paolo Del Lungo, su Flickr

Vetrine_Set_3 by Paolo Del Lungo, su Flickr

Vetrine_Set_4 by Paolo Del Lungo, su Flickr

VN_2 by Paolo Del Lungo, su Flickr

Vetrine_Set_5 by Paolo Del Lungo, su Flickr

Note: as I photographed those from the public road, and the purpose of these shots is not copyright infringment (as the purpose is artistic only) nor material gain, I feel that I have every right to post them. However, in case someone (shop or brand owner) feels that they should be taken down for whatever reason, I will do so if asked as a gesture of good will.

[gmans]

All good designers and photography as well. Well done and cheers

[jeromebertrem]

A true example of the art of photography: framing a moment or object in time and space which is in itself already art!

Great job and good to have took some time thinking about a good frame and angle!

[LensBeginner]

Thank you both for you kind comments

[SJM]

Great series. I especially like the first and second shots.

[LensBeginner]

Great series. I especially like the first and second shots.

Thanks! I think they are my favorite as well... maybe also the fourth because of the contrast light/shadow... but I'm kinda proud of the first two

[SJM]

Thanks! I think they are my favorite as well... maybe also the fourth because of the contrast light/shadow... but I'm kinda proud of the first two

You sure should be. thanks for sharing these great images.