Another View by anahata.c
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Same building as my last upload, only a different view.
(And color.)
Thanks for your comments and visits!
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Comments (15)
I love that brick work, and there's some very interesting angles in this shot.
I love this perspective; it's unusual and intriguing. Gives us a very different view of those beautiful buildings in your city!
Cool structure indeed beautiful lighting Mark. Fabulous capture.
They don't make 'em like this any more!
It's the same image as the other one, not a different view or colour.
Stonework is coo on this building, love both shots, Mark.
Great angle and that stonework is quite beautiful.
Love the patterns, textures, ornamentation, composition, play of light & shadow, but most of all the color tones - mostly pinks, oranges & browns - that combine in such a rich & elegant way...
This is a great view - love the style of the stone/brickwork
Simply amazing it can be the same building. SUch a beautiful photo, Mark :)
Look at the architectural detail and the stonework is marvelous! I love this tight crop giving a real feel of being there. Wonderful work Mark! Thank you for you awesome comments on my Christmas song. I loved the insight and significance you explained in each verse!
There is so much detail in this photo! And there is this wonderful play of lines and angles. It's such a shame this artistry has somehow been lost in modern architecture. A delightful close-in photo, Mark.
Despite the stellar subtle lighting effects, the detail holds its own in this night capture. Is that a German Shepherd sitting up there?
Such wonderful textures and decoration. So much more interesting than our modern buildings with their bland and blank walls.
wonderful shot