Posted by MadScientist (Düsseldorf, Germany) on 28 January 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.
Another shot I can't categorize because I forgot to write a note. Perhaps it was somewhere at Forum Romanum, I don't know. But I loved these tiles with their many different roses.
great detail!! the longer i watch, the better it becomes!!
28 Jan 2008 2:54am
@the lightwriter: Thank you! But nothing beats being there :-)
It's nice the have repeating pattrens that differ due to the effects of time, well done!
28 Jan 2008 4:43am
@Steven: This is indeed more interesting than a cleaned monument. Last year they started cleaning up the Pantheon's ceiling and I'm curious how it will look like compared to the 'dirty' one I was used to.
very nice detail. The style is similar to what I recently saw at the Rosalyn Abbey in Scotland. Very nice.
28 Jan 2008 4:53am
@Bharath: It's absolutely fascinating to see the patterns that were templates for following centuries. Thanks!
Your photos are the next best thing to being there.
28 Jan 2008 8:45am
@Scott Collins: Spare my blushes :-) Many thanks! I really enjoy to share them!
A really outstanding view. Love also the old tiles here. Thanks for the hint about the garden, have to visit it soon when its getting warmer ;-)
28 Jan 2008 4:50pm
@Michael: You're welcome :-)
your options represent your trends to histories and natures of cities. i think and admire your works.
30 Jan 2008 12:32am
@kimia: Many thanks!! I like to share my images and your comments are much appreciated!
I love your crop here! Great patterns!
30 Jan 2008 6:09pm
@Craiger: Thanks! I became hooked on these patterns! :-)
Fab shot, the tiles and their detail is just fantastic.
30 Jan 2008 9:46pm
@JoeB: I love these ceilings very much, they are full of details and you recognize many ornaments of our time. Glad you like it!
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