Convento de Popa

Larger view preferred. The flowers in this Spanish Colonial patio

dazzled us. The convent is at the highest point in Cartagena de

Indias, the full name of the city. The convent got the name popa,

which means the stern of a ship. Apparently, early settlers thought

that the hill, on which the convent sits, resembled the rear of a ship.

Your comments are welcome and appreciated. Larry

Love the framing and my favorite flowers the bougainvilleas. 

Nice composition Larry. I always enjoy this type of inside looking out perspective. Good colors and a nice scene with a bit of history thrown in. Well done.

BR, Holger

Hi Larry,

  Beautiful scene with wonderful composition, colors & details.  Take care, Patsy

Cheers

PDE

I like the idea of an arch as a framing and a good composition too.

Beautiful Popa monastery with gorgeous everything!

Warm regards.

Another very well composed shot, Larry.  Love the framing of the arch.

Jerry,  Thanks for your visit.  Larry

Beautiful composition, colors and mood. Well done, Larry.

Sreten,  Thanks for your visit and complement on this image.  I am pleased to connect with you on PN and look forward to seeing your images.   Larry