The seeing eyes sees as far as the vision allows, and the comprehending mind comprehends as far as it can comprehend; while the camera doesn't see and doesn't perceive, it just capture every detail in its proportion for all to see and enjoy for a long long time. Well done Ash.
San Vito, Puglia, Italy
36 comments:
beautifully composed
Awesome shot.
Bravo!!
Good one.
The way in, cheers Ash.
Beautiful. Just beautiful detail on that doorway.
What a beautiful doorway. Your picture is a gem -- very well composed.
Beautiful framing.
is that a skull i see? that's quite unique if it is.
Interesting and fascinating door!
beautiful
Italy is full of nice things... you found one more! :-)
Nice shot!
How beautiful!
Loved it, Ash.
Margie :)
yet another lovely frame :)
An elaborate (and expensive) doorway!
Beautiful. The plain background goes well with that architecture.
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Interesting doorway! Very nice image.
So simple yet lovely and elegant.
I was in Italy once many years ago. At the time I was overwhelmed with the architecture and all the intricate details on the buildings.
This is a beautiful doorway, well-captured!
I like the detail and the subtle colors in this shot. Well done.
Beautiful!
Magic portal, ASH!
Aloha from Waikiki;
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Ahhhh.....
I'll say it again.
Ahhhh....
lovely.
beautiful shot
Beautiful carvings.
Italy is truly a place for art lovers.
Let me know what is the new adjective which I cant find in the dictionary.Loss of that to comment your pics
Wow Puglia!!
You have been doing so much traveling, Ash. Will you be going home to Britain soon or will you be on the road for a while?
Wonderful capture ,
Have you done an extensive tour of Italy? You've got a fantastic collection of picture from there... Keep them coming. :) Thanks!
Fantastic..... good photo Ash.
regards, Joop
The seeing eyes sees as far as the vision allows, and the comprehending mind comprehends as far as it can comprehend; while the camera doesn't see and doesn't perceive, it just capture every detail in its proportion for all to see and enjoy for a long long time. Well done Ash.
Beautiful architecture, lovely photograph!
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