That's why the walls are streaked, darker where the balcony above this one didn't shield the wall. Even if it hadn't just been completely drenched, I'd still have loved this one. Maybe it's the proportions or the verticality of the door, or the shutters drawn closed. Who knows.
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Another gorgeous balcony--in a picture taken right after a downpour.
That's why the walls are streaked, darker where the balcony above this one didn't shield the wall. Even if it hadn't just been completely drenched, I'd still have loved this one. Maybe it's the proportions or the verticality of the door, or the shutters drawn closed. Who knows.
That's why the walls are streaked, darker where the balcony above this one didn't shield the wall. Even if it hadn't just been completely drenched, I'd still have loved this one. Maybe it's the proportions or the verticality of the door, or the shutters drawn closed. Who knows.
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The surface and colour of the building and the contrasting iron work make a beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteVerticality ... tut ... tut!
ReplyDeleteBut yes, there are so many elements that go to making this a feast for the eyes.
I admire your sensibility ...