Finishing touches

Thank you for your comments and critiques!

That's a very small brush for a very large column. Why is she doing that?

Thank you, Peter, for your time! It is taken in Rome last August, the right wing of St. Peter´s square colonnade was partially under reconstruction and she was working with a small brush. This is still a puzzle to me what she is doing (ok, painting) and why, looks quite nonsense action:-) And how long it may take to go through all these giant columns. Should be a life long work followed by next generation:-).

Ooolala...very nice.

it is a synthetic product to repairs the holes of the travertino. sometimes this holes, when they are toomuch touched, becomes larger. ciao!

Regards! CL

Something to learn!

Fascinating image, Gunnar. I love the contrasts of the white tones, and especially the contrasts of sizes. Wonderful work.

Bob, Christoph, Tatjana, Liz, thank you very much for your comments! Andrea, thank you for the information.

Eye catching image indeed, Gunnar. Essential and beautiful. Compliments!

Very good composition and soft, nice colors.. Regards..

Interesting, I think you are right…this would take a very long time with her small brush....job security! I guess it is all about the small details that we notice but don’t really see. Nice capture

 

All the best, Pamela

 

Nice capture!

You have captured an excellent scene here Gunnar. ……..Perfectly balanced composition. …..her concentration is marvelous. ………..the precise exposure accentuates the texture and the rich tones of this imposing column.

Wow!!! Fantastic image with excellent composition...lovely colors...my best

Great great shot - coincidence of colours here and the horizontal and vertical lines - further, the delicate brush and the strong column. And the peace & love she seams to have for it. Congratulations!