The mind rewinds to the sun-drenched avenues of Andalusia, where the scent of bitter orange blossoms lingers in the warm air like a faint, fragrant memory. To step beneath these ceilings once more is to step out of time, returning to a journey where every shadow is drafted by a mathematician and every surface sings a silent, geometric hymn.
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One of the most interesting places in a city like Seville, steeped in history!
ReplyDeleteReally cultural enriched!
DeleteAn excellent black and white subject.
ReplyDeleteUna buen lugar para visitar, el Real Alcazar de Sevilla.
ReplyDeleteA stunning royal palace! I believe it took several years to make.
ReplyDeleteUn palacio cristiano con una gran influencia islámica debido al gusto por este arte del rey Pedro I de Castilla. No solo en este palacio mando realizar esta decoración.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
You are the historian I can rely on anything in Spain
DeleteÉs com tornar a una altra civilització.
ReplyDeleteSalutacions.
It does look so exotic
DeleteLos Alcázares de Sevilla que maravilla de lugar. Buen trabajo.
ReplyDeleteB&W was the perfect choice for this! And this is a magnificent line: where every shadow is drafted by a mathematician and every surface sings a silent, geometric hymn. Well done!
ReplyDeleteInteresting patterns, wonder what they look like in colour?
ReplyDeleteCame out well in black and white. Can still see the patterns in the ceiling.
ReplyDeleteWhat marvellous detail.
ReplyDeleteVery nice
ReplyDeleteAmazing patterns!
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