Inside the mosque, Cordoba, Southern Spain by alanwilliams
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Description
After Cordoba had fallen to the Moors in 711, the conquerers shared the Visigoth church of San Vicente with the Christian population. This church occupied the site of what is now the mosque and where it is thought that a Roman temple dedicated to the sun once stood. The church soon became to small due to the rapid expansion of the city's population and in the year 786 Abderramin 1st bought the Christian section after which a splendid mosque was erected in a matter of just a few years. The original mosque consisted of 11 longitudinal and 12 transversal aisles.
Comments (14)
This must have been quite tricky..great result.
Great shot. You have to hand it to them, they knew how to build in those days.
Excellent and very interesting shot. Fantastic POV and depth. Thanks for the informations too.
Amazing art.
Fantastic architecture and excellent shot......!!!!
superbe architecture et photo!!
a wonderful building! Fantastic picture!!!!
Very complicated image - it is unique - my eye bulbs can't seem to figure out what to do :)
Amazing view of those arches. Great pov.
Fantastic, all these arcs. The colors are so special, also the mood and atmosphere. Great shot, Alan!
Fantastic architecture and excellent shot!
Awesome!!!! :)
Super DOF! Dana
La mezquita de cordoba es impresionante. Supongo que la Alhambra de Granada tambien te gustaría. Espero ver tus recuerdos