Incredible Details at the Prambanan Temple
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Prambanan Temple Details – Aspsaras & Stupas
Mendut Temple – the Details
A Church in Budapest – An HDR photo showing the Details
Weekly Photo Challenge: Symmetry (Angkor Wat)
This week’s WPC Photo Challenge is Symmetry.
I usually don’t take photos with frontal views which are truly symmetrical – they tend to be boring.
However, in some cases, it is the only way to do it.
Here is a symmetrical photo of details taken at Angkor Wat.
Please enjoy:-)
Weekly Photo Challenge: Converge (Architecture)
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Repetitive architectural patterns usually appear as convergence when viewing the whole length.
The first picture was taken at the Cultural Center of Hong Kong. There is a line of inclined struts at the ground level. The picture was taken underneath the struts.
The second picture was taken at the aquarium at Okinawa, Japan.
The roof has a repetitive pattern of triangular arches; again they appear as converging at a distance.
Please enjoy!
Weekly Photo Challenge : Lost in the Details (2)
I can’t help putting forward another entry for this photo challenge; this time for details which are human made.
While travelling in the Baltic countries, I was amazed at the details and colors this door was showing. The door was full of notices, a spider and even a hand sticking out! It was fun photographing it.
The following picture was taken at a temple in Bangkok, Thailand. The repetitive pattern of the details in gold and other contrasting color on the wall was just impressive.
In our recent trip to Yunnan, we stopped by a public a public square. The image below was taken at the entrance to the square. It shows fine details of a cock; more than that, the roof with the timber support and tiles forming the top of the entrance was just awe inspiring.
The last image shows the ancient mosaics tiles on the ground of Esphesus, Turkey.
Have visited quite a few limestone caverns. This cavern in Yunnan which we recently visited has a clever and artistic way of illumination. I love the lanterns!
I must admit that I am more of a “landscape” guy and not a “details” guy. Many a time, I have missed interesting details. Part of the reason is that I do not have good zoom lens / cameras to capture them. Shooting details is fun, this theme reminds me that I should be mindful of these when travelling.
