Karl Demetz's © Photo BlogPhotos of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano-Bozen-Bulsan, South Tyrol / Italy.Online Since June 1, 2010 with more than 8,000 images
very nice image, nicely framed, play of shadows and light and interesting pattern on the church.
Great architecture, and amazing blue sky!
Nice that blocked pattern on the wall.
As always, a beautifully composed photo. Love the checkerboard pattern on the building.
Lots to see here Karl, such a clever composition 😊
Love this type of shot for its composition. The checkboard building is lovely!
That checkerboard really does draw your eye!
I love that checker-board paint job!
...let's play chest.
You live in a beautiful place, Karl!
Love the sky, the lines of the buildings, the sharp contrasts ... it's a superb photo. I have always thought Florida had the bluest skies, but I'm afraid Bolzano has beat us out. Nothing can beat your blue skies!
The checker board design really catches your eye. Nice composition, Karl!
Isn't this an interesting building. Checkerboard? Hmmm. I might have made a different choice if I were the architect.
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very nice image, nicely framed, play of shadows and light and interesting pattern on the church.
Great architecture, and amazing blue sky!
Nice that blocked pattern on the wall.
As always, a beautifully composed photo. Love the checkerboard pattern on the building.
Lots to see here Karl, such a clever composition 😊
Love this type of shot for its composition. The checkboard building is lovely!
That checkerboard really does draw your eye!
I love that checker-board paint job!
...let's play chest.
You live in a beautiful place, Karl!
Love the sky, the lines of the buildings, the sharp contrasts ... it's a superb photo. I have always thought Florida had the bluest skies, but I'm afraid Bolzano has beat us out. Nothing can beat your blue skies!
The checker board design really catches your eye. Nice composition, Karl!
Isn't this an interesting building. Checkerboard? Hmmm. I might have made a different choice if I were the architect.
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