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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
- Thread starter Ario Arioldi
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The Alhambra, one of the Moorish sites we visited in Southern Spain. A series of palaces/fortresses, built mainly during the 13th and 14th centuries. An amazing place; a mix of grandeur and human-scale intimacy.
From below on the river Darro
The ornamentations show the joy the Muslims took in mathematics; each join and angle followed a complex set of guidelines (escher was greatly influenced by his visits there)
Lavish, but still seemed to me to be rooms that people could live in without being as overwhelmed as in a European palace or cathedral
A view into a courtyard
Looping back to the first pic, here is the view from a column looking back down the hill
From below on the river Darro
The ornamentations show the joy the Muslims took in mathematics; each join and angle followed a complex set of guidelines (escher was greatly influenced by his visits there)
Lavish, but still seemed to me to be rooms that people could live in without being as overwhelmed as in a European palace or cathedral
A view into a courtyard
Looping back to the first pic, here is the view from a column looking back down the hill
Lloyd
Active member
Can't see this one. It says, "Protected by Owner". I hate to miss out on your beautiful work.
rayyan
Well-known member
Thanks a bunch guys.
Just a grab shot LLOYD.
Importantly..what or why do you folks think the bg right side foliage appears as it does? Hmmmm!
Best regards.
Just a grab shot LLOYD.
Importantly..what or why do you folks think the bg right side foliage appears as it does? Hmmmm!
Best regards.
Lloyd
Active member
Thanks for posting Rayyan. Great subject!! And the foliage, hmmmm indeed! :bugeyes:
