Today I present a second set of pictures from the beautiful Jabreen Castle. Please see yesterday's post for more details.
I look forward to your comments and questions and recommend viewing the downloads.
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1 - Gazing at the sky from a small inner court, the walls include pierced stone windows and wooden structures
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2 - Upper part of the walls and wooden structures enhanced by the deep shadow effects
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3 - Inner court with decorative vessels and interesting steps (no railings!)
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4 - Various utensils and pots
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5 - Stairway with curved ceiling and interesting color effects due to the combination of artificial and natural light
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6 - Doorway leading from a dark chamber to a bright outside area
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7 - Carpeted lounge area with traditional cushions in the Madrasah (Qur'an School) area of the castle
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8 - Roof area with view - The area with the wooden railing opens to the court below as earlier shown in #s 1 & 2
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9 - Detail of woodwork for the railings with diagonal shadow effect
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10 - Mountain near the castle
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Thank you Bill for looking in and that upturned thumb!
UTMike wrote:
Very nice work.
Thank you very much Mike.
Really great, Joe. Looks like a couple of moonshine jugs in number 4.
NMGal wrote:
Really great, Joe. Looks like a couple of moonshine jugs in number 4.
Thank you Barbara for your kind comment. So, that is how moonshine jugs look like? I have no idea and no experience in this
but sort of rather doubt that this was the purpose in this islamic country! But good thinking, Barbara!
angler wrote:
Excellent set.
Thank you very much Jim for your kind comment!
kpmac wrote:
Another nice set, Joe.
Thank you very much for another nice comment from you Ken! Joe
Once again, your work is exceptional, a real treat. Thank you
All nice, all interesting--The staircase shot really stands out to me. It’s one I’d put on my wall.
weberwest wrote:
Today I present a second set of pictures from the beautiful Jabreen Castle. Please see yesterday's post for more details.
I look forward to your comments and questions and recommend viewing the downloads.
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I love the simplicity in all of the way they live and occupy space. And they take advantage of the sunlight in a useful manner and their implements are basic and limited in quantity. The decorations are modest and not over-stated and it gives one a sense of less tension or expediency. The spaces are complete when occupied by the inhabitants...an almost Doll House quality. Very attractive & interesting Joe.
Thank you again for your efforts.
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