Mission San Jose: Arcade by auntietk
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Description
Mission San Jose
San Antonio, Texas
December, 2013
On a visit with Lucinda (myrrhluz) in December.

Comments (23)
Very pleasing to the eyes....nice picture
Love all that shadow,light and old stone. Great composition.
Gorgeous lighting, and what wonderful repeating patterns! A super shot, Tara! I need to go back to San Antonio with the 6D!
Excellent photo work!
Love the repeating shadows and shapes. Great perspective shot although the eyes do tend to cross.
love the light and shadow play in this scene
A powerful pattern! That deep shade must welcome in such a hot place, which is something we are starting to experience here in recent years. I hate it.
Love the mystery and the shadows.
You have the eye for these things! This shot reminds me of Balmore even though the purpose of each place was completely different. Mighty nice.
Great light and shadow Tara.
Wonderful shadows & textures & that spiky plant in the foreground adds a nice finishing touch of visual interest...
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Oh, those shadows! I'm drooling! What a stunning shot you got, amazing stuff!
A really wonderful shot that intrigues the eye. :)
This is FANTASTIC.
Love that POV and shadows
Very pleasing to the eye ... stupendous but also dramatic ! and if I were a Quentin Tarantino movie producer, this would be my first choice to pick, close second - maybe for a James Bond movie? ... ;P BB
Joyful and beautiful.
A goodie!
Excellent! Great shot. Love the perspective and light and shadow.
I like the atmosphere you captured with this Tara!
Oh my, wow!!! This just rocks!!
It would be really nice to walk down this corridor and experience it first hand. Again, terrific light balance between light and dark.