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Tudor

One of the things that I love about Beirut is the architectural diversity. It seems that every single style of arch is present in this city. I really liked the shape and colors of this one.

Different arch shapes have different names. It turns out that this is a tudor arch--at least, that's what wikipedia claims.

Today I'm participating in the theme day 'passageway'. Click here to view thumbnails for all participants
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  1. Julie01 March, 2010 08:09

    I like the slap-happy approach to design. HOw the doorway linked to the original archway is beyond my comprehension. So many of the delights of Beirut that you uncover seem to be like this. A total amalgam, as though what is at hand will simply have to do. Totally delightful.

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  2. Julie ScottsdaleDailyPhoto.com01 March, 2010 16:05

    I love this image. it is superb for any day and for theme day. great choice

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  3. Leif Hagen01 March, 2010 23:41

    I think you should make your photos in Beirut into a fancy coffee table big book! What a collection they'd be! Love 'em!

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  4. Jim02 March, 2010 05:59

    Very interesting doorway.
    Sydney - City and Suburbs

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  5. Stacey Keller Thompson02 March, 2010 19:54

    love how everything you share seems to be a blend of classic "Aladin" style and an attempt at modernization. Wonder how it would all be without western influence.

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