Posts from the ‘photography of architecture’ Category
Along the timber road
Along the German timber road you might meet the town of Einbeck and its traditional timbered houses. Click to zoom in.
In the space between
Natural and man made pillars in Mantua and surrounding region. Click to zoom in.
Corridors of power
The House of Gonzaga ruled Mantua and close-by town from 1300 to 1700 AC. Renaissance found in Gonzagas strong supporters: the wealthy family sponsored architects and painters to decorate the region of Mantua with palaces, galleries and theaters among the most beautiful in Italy.
The Gallery of the Ancients (1584 AC), Sabbioneta
The covered market (1536 AC), Mantua
The equestrian staircase up to Mantegna’s Bridal chamber (1465 AC), Mantua
The Grand Corridor (1584 AC), Sabbioneta
Entrance to Gonzaga’s ducal palace (1328 AC), Mantua
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Street fusion
Old and new blend in the Middle-age squares of the city of Mantua (Italy). Click each picture to zoom in.
Chasing the Devil
Old woods baked by the Alpine sun, stoned pillars against underground creatures… and horrifying masks for chasing the Devil!
Pictures shot in the Swiss town of Blatten, in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Aletsch Blatten-Belalp. Click to zoom in
Roofwalk
A roof walk on the new museum of art, architecture and technology (MAAT) of Lisboa, Portugal. Click to zoom in
Way over
Some bridges can be longer than others. Pictures shot between Ponte Vasco de Gama and Ponte XXV de Abril, Lisboa.
