Photographer’s Note
In the area next to the compound of the Royal Palace is the compound of the Silver Pagoda. So named because the floor is covered with over 5000 silver tiles weighing 1kg each. Inside are many many Buddhas of all differnt sizes and made from many different materials including a life size gold Buddha decorated with 9584 diamonds.
These pillars and paintings in this shot are in the courtyard area surrounding the Silver Pagoda and the paintings depict the epic of Ramayana, created around 1900.
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Gustaw
(21670) 2008-01-05 6:43
Hi, Wanda!
I see interesting photo with long perspective. I like your old art. Good colours and interesting light. Well done.
Marek
siolaw
(25802) 2008-01-06 0:53
Hi Wanda,
A strong perspective into the columns with added graphism of the tiles. Difficult light well managed and sharp details...
I liked the nice frescoes there ;D
Greetings
Laurent
clio
(23003) 2008-01-09 6:52
Hello Wanda,
I like this composition where everything is made to create an immense perspective. Only the drawing of the fresco resists to this geometry and it is what what emphasizes it.
Congratulations
Diane
Partha_c
(1985) 2008-01-09 7:11
Hi Wanda. A smooth simple shot well taken. The tapering of the pillars, hanging lamps, the dividers and the murals on the wall made a nice composition. Great. Regards.
Partha
Manash
(498) 2008-02-03 1:57
HI Wanda,
this photo has more potential..if u crop more from top(the ceiling)...and the rest..the diagonal lines are the magic...by the way well done..
Manash
Photo Information
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Copyright: Wanda van den Hogen (Wanda1)
(11015) - Genre: Lieux
- Medium: Couleur
- Date Taken: 2007-04-00
- Categories: Architecture, Oeuvres d'art
- Camera: canon eos5, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L USM, Fuji Superia 200
- Versions: version originale
- Date Submitted: 2008-01-05 4:45








