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Wow, great shot!!
Thank you!
Nice. You had an awesome sky. Cheers
Thank you. Yes, I was glad that the sky looked interesting. At first I was afraid it would be washed out – but then it still had enough structure.
rabirius, you are a master craftsmen of your art.
Thank you, Lance. I’m glad you like it.
My pleasure, rabirius. I absolutely do!
Thanks again.
My pleasure.
Impressive monochrome photo, Rabirius!
Thank you, Peter. I’m happy you like it.
Nice picture
Kind regards,
Thank you, Rob.
Very nice!
Thank you.
Your B&W shots have drama that would not be the same in color, great photo.
Thank you. I’m glad you like it.
Superb! Where was this shot taken, Rabirius?
Thank you.
It was taken in Kaichen. A village in Germany about 30-40 km from Frankfurt.
very cool.
Thanks!
I like how the foundations dissolves in to the Earth.
Thank you, Jonathan.
This is their character–“Built to last”.
Indeed it is.
Schitterend
Bedankt.
Wonderful landscape and great sky. Your B&W is fantastic.
Thank you. I’m glad you like it.
Amazing as always.
Thank you, Agnes.
Standing strong 🙂
Yes, indeed, it still stands strong.
Nice one
Thank you.
To me it is like a pair of arms, coming up out of the earth to hold a sacrificial platter to the skies. One might think the Romans built this because they knew that Rabrius was coming.