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Medieval arches


	Medieval arches Taken yesterday afternoon after a falconry show in an old castle. Wolfgang Dolak

Patricia Marroquin

Wow, what a place a for a show, birdie. Awesome shot, great perspective. I can even see some writing on the building in the upper right.

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September 07, 2003

zcaley

Lovin' this birdie. The repeating curves and the texture of old cement. It is an interesting flavor.

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September 07, 2003

Marta Azevedo

Nice shot.

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September 07, 2003

Leanne M.E. Boyd

Wonderful, birdie! I love old buildings.

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September 07, 2003

Colette M. Metcalf

Great one, birdie!!!

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September 07, 2003

Donna Dunbar

Birdie, this is fantastic.

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September 07, 2003

Murry Grigsby

Great image, Birdie. Your design, depth, light and texture all all top notch as usual.

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September 07, 2003

Sal

Very beautiful. Like the texture.

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September 07, 2003

Paula Showen

Beautiful shot, Birdie! ALL of your work is really beautiful!

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September 07, 2003

Joy Brown

Wonderful shot, birdie!

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September 07, 2003

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Great perspective and sharpness! Fabulous shot, birdie!

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September 07, 2003

Cathy Shotz

I knew this was your's even before I saw your name. It's great, great, great.

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September 07, 2003

Wolfgang Dolak


	Renaissance revival Taken at a falconry show last Saturday. Wolfgang Dolak

Thank you all for your kind comments. This is a wonderful and huge castle with one of the largest tournament yards still existing. Normally the falcons sit perched beneath the arches - you can see some of their blocks.
Patricia: The writing was carved into the paint in 1943 during the war, when part of the castle was destroyed.
I'll lead you into another world with a photo I want to attach for all of you especially - Renaissance. The Duke and the Dutchess with their horses and their favorite falcon.
Regards from times long gone by
birdie

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September 08, 2003

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