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dubrovnik series / old monastery III

Posted by yiannis krikis (thessaloniki, Greece) on 5 August 2009 in Architecture and Portfolio.

dubrovnik 2009

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Comments (15)

cako from Germany

Interesting structures !

5 Aug 2009 5:10am

Nazzareno from Italy

An excellent artistic composition.

5 Aug 2009 7:05am

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

gosh I'd love to visit that monastery, even the blanks are filled with stories :)

5 Aug 2009 10:37am

MARIANA from Waterloo, Canada

GREAT !!!

5 Aug 2009 2:14pm

daina from New York, United States

Where the paint has peeled away it almost looks like a picture of a fireplace - the colors and framing are lovely.

5 Aug 2009 2:42pm

Elena Kotrotsou from Drossia, Greece

Nice old wall

5 Aug 2009 3:50pm

Ajay from Pune, India

Amazing how you can show such old wall and such beautiful fashion. You really have a good observation power.

5 Aug 2009 4:30pm

Liang from San Francisco, United States

another excellent shot of framing and textures from the walls. nicely done.

5 Aug 2009 4:44pm

Monte Stevens from Westerville, United States

I've enjoyed your last few images of doors and passageways. Stirs inside me the desire to travel and see these in real life. Well done!

5 Aug 2009 4:46pm

Graham Russon from Cape Town, South Africa

Nice, like the colours, tones and textures

5 Aug 2009 7:00pm

Richard Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

Well observed, I do like the subtle travel of the light from left to right, and the pastel walls are terrific and soothing to the mind & spirit.

5 Aug 2009 10:47pm

Steve Rice from Olympia, United States

I like the colors and patterns of peeling paint.

5 Aug 2009 11:39pm

Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, Canada

I really like this terrific shot.

7 Aug 2009 3:52am

grant from kansas city, United States

beautiful decay...

9 Aug 2009 8:15pm

Ronnie 2¢ from Atlantic Shores, United Kingdom

The graffiti of Time.

11 Aug 2009 6:15am

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