Where once the water ran by Akinom
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Now we are in front of the Temple of Apollo...
sorry for all who wanted to see the "face" of this Apollo ;o)... I didn't find any good POV to shoot.
The old fountain is below the temple. A lovely open-air stage in those days, don't ya think so?
Hope you don't mind this little break in those colour shots and also hope you like this shot!
And Brain, as I've promised to you there won't be any running fountain this time *wink*
Thanks for your time!
And thanks also for viewing and commenting
on my previous shot Temple of Apollo
Hugz
Monika
Comments (34)
TwoPynts
Great perspective, nice shot and one you wouldn't neccessarily associate with the ToA. Thanks for sharing!
jgeorge
I agree, the perspective is great! And I like the whiteness of the two girls up there
SNAKEY
oh you mean a dry pan??;) Beautifully captured and a wonderful title.:O))
dragonfly2000
Perfect composition and as always the great eye for architecture.
SophiaDeer
A most stunning and beautiful black and white image! Gorgeous work Monika!
Tedz
I don't mind You calling Me Brain....Muuuuuuuah....I sound like a Frankenstein Creation....and look like One.....Muuuuuuuuuuuuahnich Bier Fest....Muuuuuuuuuuuuuahshine Whisky...your Title here....must You even mention Water? Muuuuuuahverlous Composition...I hope We see muah of this place.baiser muah wein
unzy
The B&W is very pertinent for this beautiful compo. Really astounding mood of the past, seems to hear ghosts of sounds from when this marvelous fountain was commonly used ! Thanks for sharing Monica.
Lalani
Lol@Brain :D Wonderful shot, Moni.. somebody needs to turn the faucet back on ;) huggles
hasexx
great b&w shot :-)
cynlee
are we conserving water... a beautiful fountain, nice pov! :]
Drea71
Hey - they turned it off, so Tedz could see it? How did you do that? I love the b/w!
Akinom
Haha... sorry Brian for the wrong spelling... haha... depends on to muuuuuuuuach weisswein this evening... hehe... but looking at all your fantabulous artworks calling you Brain would also be right... just couldn't resist mentioning water... muuuuaaaah baiser
StudioTjeerd
Excellent B&W photo, Monika! It has a great depth in it! Much hugz and kizzes, Tjeerd
raven_nightmares
I like the b&w...you've really caught the tone and texture perfectly...and the colours might have distracted from that.
Lissa_lei
Love the clarity and pure lightness of the figures, contrast so well with the deeper tones of the descending part of the fountain . Another wonderful shot of architectural beauty. Pity no water, but hey, can't have everything <<<<<<Lina
SoulEatar
Nice symetrey & POV - you can get a feel for the the water flow :)
logiloglu
a superb B/W imge, Monika. excellent tonal range. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!!
pjaj
Fantastic photograph Moni! Excellent job!!
Isabelle711
Love the B&W on this image. A most beautiful image. :))
kansas
Wonderful B/W photo. Lovely ladies perched at the top.
zulaan
W&B is an excellent choice for this one ! I like the two white statues ! v
WandM
Beautiful B/W. Very well done.
creanum
Superb in B/W Monika.....I like ...vote
jyriviuhko
Nice B&W..
Asphenmueller
Hope it comes back in summer! Exquisite perspective. B&W certainly increases expression in this pic.
jwdell
Awesome!!!
weesel
Very nice capture. The thumbnail fooled me. I thought it would be a staircase to some sort of altar. One forgets that tiered fountains are interesting when dry as well. At least this 'one' did. Thank you.
schadtc
Fine art! Your composition is great. B/w was the right choice here! Perhaps I'd leave a little more room above the two heads. Thanks for sharing!
Raven_427
Wonderful symmetry and depth in this one Moni!! hugz
OldFaithful
A gorgeous fountain, Moni...I love the symmetry and the wonderful tones:)