RP#8 by Faemike55
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Description
the building
Comments (29)
Incredible view, Mike.
Very nice photo of an interesting facade. Makes me think of the walls of Babylon with their glazed ceramic walls and the patterns in them. I don't know what you've photographed but it's a sure beauty! Keep up the good work! :-)
Awesome POV
A super POV a grand shot mike!!
Amazing view on this architecture!
Cool picture my friend :)
Thought that was a MB Fractal at first
That's cool looking brick work actually!
Nice shot. I'm guessing this is an older building since you don't see decoration like that these days. Whoever laid the bricks did a fantastic job.
Cool building!!!
Great POV of this beautiful building!
They look small from this pov!!!
Very good capture!
Fabulous brickwork. Well spotted Mike!
Long way to the top.Great capture.
This is very beautiful!
isn't that grand!!! thanks for sharing!
Great view, lovely bricks!!
Excellent view, interesting shot !!
outstanding capture and cool masonry
Nice architectural shot
Wonderful patterns, and ornate details on this building. Great find and photo, Mike!
Nice patterns. Great work on the lines !
An excellent find for a gorgeous abstract photograph! Sterling work !
A very interesting building. A fantastic structure. Super photo, Mike!
LOVE this!! Super POV.
Lenord said
With the above, yes, this is definitely an older building, because of the ornament and the bricks. I love the alternating pastel hues in the bricks. And your perspective, detail and 'presence' are really fine. Also, your choice to give only a little sky on top really brings home the mass, flush-forward quality to the wall. Actually, those ribbed sections---with the curved brick and the flourishes near the top?---could be bowling alleys for bricks. Powerful architectural capture, and it puts some of the previous shots into perspective for us...