What I like most about this is that you can see the details wherever you look. The balcony on the right is in such good repair, and the one on the left in need of work. Thanks for sharing.

Your subject matter is so varied...but I love that!! In fact, I love balconies. Finding an image that holds specific meaning just for the viewer is a special gift. I appreciate you posting this...lets me dream a little. Besides the fact that your capture is a wonderful as ever. you are a brilliant photographer!!

This is very good Paul..it really 'fills' the screen....great colours...and it 'looks busy'!
cant hear any music though!...nice one pal.......Bob

I love the little houses going up the hill, the colours...and of course the balconies are fantastic...there is so much to see, one can sit and just stare a long time and enjoy this pic. Very very nicely done my friend!! It reminds me very much of certain areas of San Francisco, other than this type of balcony, there they are all stucco..

So many things to look at at once.I love the balconies. Just think, if we lived across the street from each other we could sit on our balconies and talk. I'll take the one on the right :) Very nice photo Paul- but you always do a great job with anything you post- you just have the "midas" touch.

Makes me homesick for my little balcony in Greece...

What amazes me about this picture (among other things) is that the stuff in the background and the stuff in the foreground seem equally in focus. How d'ya DO that?

Anastasia

Hi Paul, this image reminds me so much of Spain! These balconies are intriguing, colorful and so typify the country! When we were there, 'Coastal Del Sol', I found the same delightful aspects of the spanish culture as is so enjoyed by many! Your professional depiction of what you saw and loved through your lens brings great pleasure! I especially enjoyed the mountain range of Ronda, which from the top, and looking down, was breathtakinly impressive! The music and the colors that surround you, together blend to create an ambience that is a happy one indeed! Sincerely, Marilyn