LIGHT IMPRESSIONS: Sea Through Stone

Sea Through Stone

Labels: b/w, Clouds, Construction, Lebanon, Nature, Patterns, Place of Worship, Sky, Water, Window

Light Impressions-Sea Through Stone

A view from the monastery of Our Lady of Light (Saydet el Nourieh)

26 comments:

Kim, USA8/31/2011
Beautiful composition. The framing is fantastic.

Watery Wednesday
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chubskulit8/31/2011
Gorgeous shot.

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jeanne8/31/2011
John, this is a stunning photo. Thank you for sharing it with us.
xo, Jeanne
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2sweetnsaxy8/31/2011
What a nice shot! I love the textures of the wall and the framing of the ocean view.
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Sheri8/31/2011
What a unique view! Love it!
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caite9/01/2011
excellent! love the perspective.
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Karine9/01/2011
Great texture and perspective!
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Theys Roland9/02/2011
Excellent photo!
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nattsyrransphoto9/02/2011
This is really interesting and creative =)
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Tatjana Parkacheva9/02/2011
Great photography.

Regards!
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Madeleine9/03/2011
love it!
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Lisa9/03/2011
Stunning photo!
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Dimple9/03/2011
Perfectly framed!

Thanks for the visit!
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Marie9/03/2011
Hi John. Love the composition in your post. A great capture. Thansk´s for charing it. And thank´s for your comment. Please have a great weekend.
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Carver9/03/2011
I love seeing the sea through the stone. Great shot.
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LauraX9/03/2011
absolutely gorgeous!!!
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Biboy Ordinario9/03/2011
Excellent shot sir! I also love the monochromatic tone of this photo... :) Thank you for visiting my site :)

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John9/03/2011
Looks vy Mediterranean, but the stones look like flint and I'm not sure you see so much of that there.
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Francisca9/04/2011
Nature turns graphic. The texture of the stone makes a terrific frame for the black water and white sky. I like it, John.
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Leovi9/04/2011
Very interesting, delicious feeling. I love those shades in B & W.
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Le Journal de Chrys9/04/2011
Vraiment superbe!!!

BRAVO
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Birgitta9/04/2011
Marvelous photo!
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Harry Snowden9/04/2011
Beautiful...great eye!
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Dragonstar9/04/2011
Lovely. The window is an excellent frame.
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awarewriter9/04/2011
I contrasts of hard stone and soft sea and sky, the hard geometry framing the scene all work very well John. Nicely done.
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Randy9/05/2011
Beautiful b&w photo.
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