pillars and curves

Fine light and color. Very nice work! Regards...

....thank you for looking :)

Hi, Barb. What a heavenly color scheme you have here. It's extremely inviting, and I like the fact that you did not overdo the color to let the softness and subtlety show through.

 

Regards,

Maria

Thank you, Joseph. A compliment coming from one of the 'masters' here on PN is always appreciated! :)

Maria, your name sounded familiar, so I did some checking, and now know where we met - at Jayme's site. Thanks for coming to mine and your nice comments. Barb :)

I feel that there is something missing here....

 

I KNOW!!! Where are the signs that direct me to the bathrooms?

 

This is a well captured image in all aspects, and since you posted it large enough for me to "play with it" I decided to see what it looked like in b&w. As I was working on the b&w conversion I was amazed as to how many different variations and options I had to choose from. I finally selected this version as my best shot. I hope you like it.

 

PS, I like your shot but I think it would be better in b&w.

Hahaha, you remember the other shot, huh? Your question also reminds me of my first attempt as a volunteer at this museum. I had just received my degree in fine arts, so sat at the reception desk ready and eager to answer any and all questions about an exhibit, a particular artist or art history as such. But the only question I ever received was: where is the bathroom? Oh well. I do like your b&w version of this image, my pal! Thanks for stopping by. Barb :)

This is very well done, Barb. I think the shadows and reflections add that extra element that makes this special.

Thank you, Amitai :)

Some of the merit goes to the architects though, ha!

 

PDE

Of course, Pierre, AND the Greeks AND the Romans. Credit where credit is due! :)