window detail by alanwilliams
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Description
more from Saligenstadt, Bavaria

Comments (19)
so romantic...
Very intricate and beautiful Alan.
Isn't that just marvellous!
Nice shot!
Beautiful and romantic scene!!!!!!!
Most interesting and beautiful shot!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Lovely capture
That is really something how they put so much elogance in their buildings but still seem to convey simple functionality.
Nice window. A superb shot!
Très beau rendu de couleurs et de contrast
SUPERLATIVE WORK!
What a fascinating window! I wonder the history of it. Is the gray slate (it looks like slate to me anyway) a later addition? It looks like scales on a coat of mail. The other thing I thought of was the Batman car or some other mechanical contraption that closes up tight for defense. I can imagine the window drawing in and the scales closing. Beautiful colors and detail. Great capture!
Lovely capture of this wonderfully fanciful shingle design!
An outstanding way to decorate around this beautiful window. I zoomed and it looks like slate. Very well done by an experienced craftsman.
This is so extra beautiful. :))))) I too love the area around the window. :)))))) I wish my windows were this pretty. :))))))) Most excellent capture my friend. :))))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Carry A Sunshine Smile In Your Heart :)))))))
A great capture and a very charming window. This looks like the Story Book architecture that was popular in California during the 1920s. Think cottages in Snow White or Hansel and Gretel.
Great contrast and details
An accomplished builder!! This is SO fancy. Thanks for sharing it ... I love this sort of detail!