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Mezquita - looking uphello,
Finally got around to uploading a few of the photos from my recent trip. These are some of the ceilings from the Mezquita....I have the usual Mezquita photos but I think these are my favourites. My favourite so far is no 3.... M
Re: Mezquita - looking upMozzie, these look great!
I love the symmetry of #2 Cameron
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Re: Mezquita - looking upMy favourite is #2 as well. I like what #1 could have been - I'd want it to be symmertical as well. Although I like the non symmetry of #3.
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Re: Mezquita - looking upWow I like #2 for the symmetry and #3 for the angles.
Re: Mezquita - looking upLove 3 for the lines leading you into the shot and the detail of the lower arch.
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