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Fantastic – her clothes are strangely like camouflage.
Yes, in a way they are 🙂
And thanks for the compliment!
Beautifully captured…
Thank you very much, Sally.
Cool HDR composition, vivid colors!
I’m glad you like it, Reinhold.
can you imagine dedicating your life to any “higher power” and creating something this intricate?
No, I cannot.
But I’m glad that some people could – otherwise the world would lack some astonishing buildings and art.
What a stunning capture.
Thanks a lot!
Marvelous photograph. The textures are knockout.
Thank you very much, Arkenaten.
love this – how do you get such wonderful textures
Thank you, Maureen.
Well, I actually didn’t really do much with the picture, except making the colours a bit more intense.
Aziatisch getint en wat een mooie facience
Bedankt.
Stunning. What a wonderful thing to capture.
Thank you very much, Suzanne.
This is simply gorgeous, Rabirius. Colors, shapes, composition and mood all coming together.
Thank you very much for your comment and your compliments, Jane.
Love this picture!
I’m glad you love it, Victoria.
This is great ~ everything about this shot seems to come together: isolation, but so much busy-ness along with the colors. Very cool.
Thank you very much, Dalo. I instantly noticed that it would be a great photo to take the woman in front of the Mausoleum.
Glorious, everything!
Thank you again.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.
I could sit on that bench for hours and hours staring at the beautiful tiles, one by one… thank you for this wonderful image.
Thank you. Yes, the building is really beautiful. I walked around it several times to marvel at the tiles and the architecture.