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St Joan
© sunnymay
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Uploaded: 09/03/06 4:24 PM GMT
St Joan
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Photography->Places of worship
Roman time chirch in Old Nesseber :) Enjoy!
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::ladyred
09/03/06 5:54 PM GMT
What an interesting piece of architecture...love the tones and depth to this shot
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You do not have to thank me if I leave a comment on your image...unless you really want to. ..It is my pleasure to comment on your beautiful work.
What lovely architecture naddia. Thanks for sharing it.
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Life's moments are sweet. I just want to capture all that I can of them.
Wow, that sure has remained intact through the ages. It's nice to see these things that are very old and still kept in good conditon. We can learn from the past and feel a connection to those who came before. Thanks, Naddia for this shot. I guess it is a museum now, but what is in it?
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What an amazing building! You've captured it so well with wonderful color and depth. Detail is so clear. Well done Nat.
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Proper prior preparation prevents poor performance!
Great looking old church, and you captured it so well.
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"Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get" Forrest Gump...kinda relates to photograghy
Very interesting brick work and architecture. You've done a great job capturing it Nat and I'm so glad you shared it.
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"Resonate with what is true for you and leave the rest." I'm always happy to see you at My Gallery. I appreciate all of you. Thanks, Anita
What a perfect place for an art gallery, not so much because it is an old church, but because the architect must have been a true artist. The clarity is very good, and I'm glad it is because I just sat here and drank in all the amazing detail on this wonderful facade. I counted 25 arches over the various doorways and windows, and I was taken with the treatment of the upper arches over the three most prominent "windows" at the top of the building. What caught my eye in these carefuly laid out arches is not only the interchange of color but that each arch actually consisted of three layers. What an enormous amount of time it must have taken to carefully set these all in and have them come out in such an imaginative way...lol...even the chimney has a little arch in it too. The way the building is deteriorating creates a lot of arresting shadowplay all over, and if it's restored, I hope it's not destroyed in the process. Way up on the left-hand side of the building it looks as if Mother Nature is trying to hurry along the process with a bit of unbidden flora. Excellent post for all the reasons given and more :)PJ
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