Moorish Villa #1 by Akinom
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Description
Starting a new series about the Moorish Villa. It's a greenhouse in the Botanical Garden "Wilhelma" in Stuttgart, a town not very far from my hometown.
The central area is built in Moorish style and the two cuppola houses are in Art Nouveau. You can find beautiful plants like treeferns, palmtrees and many more.
Would you like to come with me to the Moorish Villa?
Would be my pleasure!
Thanks for viewing.
Any comments are appreciated.
Hugz, Monika
Comments (15)
Terrific architecture. Looks like a wonderful place to visit. I'm looking forward to this series of yours :)
The design of the building looks awesome, great shot. I'd love to come to the Moorish Villa with you :) ...first i gotta get some money to fly over there :)
i love this, Monika! very effective and well done! u express the power of that wall into the light ... and u managed perfectly!
Exquisite work! A breathtaking picture!! Brava!!
Beautiful and romantic architecture. This will be a marvelous series and I'm looking forward to all your photos. I like the other two pics also.
The architecture is really wonderful!
These old style Glass Houses really are great, so much work went into them...let alone the Gardens inside. Yes! Let us see them Monika :)
Yes, Monika - please give us more! :) This is wonderful!
I have seen photos from here before!! And as allways... architecture fascinates me... I'm on!!
Mmmm....looking forward to this new trip you promise us Monika! Beautiful metal work here!
Viewed your series from back to front. A beautiful journey, wonderful photography!!! Thank you for this series!!
This was what, 1890? Off to your gallery to see the rest posted. Looking good!
oh yes! nods ethusiastically beautiful metalwork & glass!- & with your fine eye for detail i'm looking fwd to the visit!
That's a nice piece of architecture! And well shot too!
your taste for composition is a gem that sparkles :)