Roofline in Brugge
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That's an interesting photo.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those different angles!
ReplyDeleteNice photo :)
ReplyDeleteCool shot!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice photo...I wonder what the roof tiles are made of? They seem to be concave instead of the convex type the houses have here in California. (Wife of builder...I notice this weird stuff)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Europe...
ReplyDeleteKelly: I too am "wife of builder" thus the interest in scenes such as this!! I don't really know anything about the roof tiles of Brugge!
ReplyDeleteI'm beginning to think you loved Brugge. Great photo as always.
ReplyDeleteMakes for an interesting shot! (I have a fear of heights, so I wouldn't see this otherwise.)
ReplyDeleteBeth, I can see that you visited me before I had time to tell you I had awarded your blog :) I posted in a bit of a hurry before running off to work, and planned to tell my nominees afterward, but you had already found it.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo as usual; I love these old tiles.
Before I saw the title my first thought was the roofs and tiles looked Asian in style.
ReplyDeleteThe roof tiles look almost like the scales on a fish, very interesting!
ReplyDeleteGreat lines and angles!
ReplyDeleteI trying to imagine the tiles as the vibrant red or orange they must have been when they were first laid.
ReplyDeleteI love the roof lines. All the angles keep your eye moving.
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question on my blog, the first one was optimized because it was a little over exposed but the other two weren't.
Tabbikat's Thoughts
there's a great sense of the whimsical in this. A randomness that's very appealing. (If not especially structurally sound.)
ReplyDeleteSigh... I was supposed to be flying to Belgium this Saturday (and I was going to go to Antwerpen and Brugge). But instead, I'm being sent to... Wichita, Kansas! :-)
ReplyDeleteMy job is always interesting...
Thanks for dropping by!
I love that image and the twisted angles. Great image!
ReplyDeleteNice composition. I love the dueling pitches :)
ReplyDeleteI love architectural pictures like this. Nice shot.
ReplyDeletecool picture. happy WW!
ReplyDeleteInteresting composition!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Makes me want to travel :)
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! You can always make the simplest things look fantastic in your pictures.
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast with the beautiful blue sky!!
ReplyDeletei remember our old house, we had red roof tiles.
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a "natural" collage of tiles and colors! ... brugge is really a lovely place to visit:)...
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! You always capture the most intriguing angle!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteInteresting! I look back at all your WW posts and see lots of interesting play with composition. :)
ReplyDeleteDon't look now, but you've gotten another award!
ReplyDeleteGreat visual. It reminds me of Escher.
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