Incredible photos! Love all of them! My favourite must be the one of the birds with one flying to the window ledge! Even love all the raw textures of the wall! And my second favourite - a tie - must be the first two photos! Wonderful colour tones and shadow shapes!
Marvelous captures! I love them! And like Tracy wrote, I haven't seen them before so they're new to me! Blogger does seem to be having some difficulties lately, I've had some problems, too. Enjoy your week!
...and I thought my house was old and crumbling...ha...I had to go back a few times to enjoy them again, a place I will probably never see in this lifetime...maybe the next...have a beautiful Sunday...that darned blogger...I had to buy more space from Google to continue my blog...argh!
What impressive photography. You surely are able to see different. Love most the birds - being in need of much peace, calm and harmony, thank you very much. Agree upon the trouble with picture-uploads. Maybe a cup of tea may help, to get us through. Please have a wonderful start into the new week.
What a batch! The truckload is amazing, and the texture of the sculpted stone pilars too. They (and the broken nosed sphinx too of course) seem so steeped in history!
Incredible photos! Love all of them! My favourite must be the one of the birds with one flying to the window ledge! Even love all the raw textures of the wall! And my second favourite - a tie - must be the first two photos! Wonderful colour tones and shadow shapes!
ReplyDeleteThey may be old but sooooo good!! Thanks for your visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots again this week. I love the first one, and the birds in the window of the building.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
These photos are stunning. I love how you captured the birds in the windows.
ReplyDeleteThe second photo is wonderful. It looks like such an ancient walkway.
Cairo must be beautiful.
Thanks for visiting me!
These are great. And I hadn't seen them before so they were new to me!
ReplyDeletePS - I had some trouble uploading photos to blogger this week also. It was doing very odd things...
Have a great week :)
Marvelous captures! I love them! And like Tracy wrote, I haven't seen them before so they're new to me! Blogger does seem to be having some difficulties lately, I've had some problems, too. Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
but what lovely memories to look back on!!
ReplyDeleteThese are all really special!
ReplyDelete...and I thought my house was old and crumbling...ha...I had to go back a few times to enjoy them again, a place I will probably never see in this lifetime...maybe the next...have a beautiful Sunday...that darned blogger...I had to buy more space from Google to continue my blog...argh!
ReplyDeleteWOW every single week I am blown away by the pictures you take..love them!!!
ReplyDeleteA never ending memories that will cherish forever.
ReplyDeleteLovely.
Hugs lot!
chie
Great pictures...so amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe Sphinx, I suppose,
ReplyDeleteis missing its nose, because
of Bonaparte’s pride.
Shadows in Dry Places
Now I want to go to Cairo! What great photos and rich textures. And is that purple foam on the trucks? Very cool.
ReplyDeleteSorry Blogger is acting up but loved the tour.
Happy SMIC,
jj
What impressive photography. You surely are able to see different. Love most the birds - being in need of much peace, calm and harmony, thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteAgree upon the trouble with picture-uploads. Maybe a cup of tea may help, to get us through. Please have a wonderful start into the new week.
daily athens
Wonderful, absolutely wonderful! I love seeing this. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteyou re so talented. I am finding it hard to choose a favourite but I think it has to be the first one, I just love the serenity that comes through x
ReplyDeleteKauniit värisävyt, ja toiseksi alin ehdoton suosikkini!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're all great. You are a phenomenal photographer.
ReplyDeleteI love the reflection in the first picture. And the shadows in the second. And... :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a batch! The truckload is amazing, and the texture of the sculpted stone pilars too. They (and the broken nosed sphinx too of course) seem so steeped in history!
ReplyDeleteoh, how time flies!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your visits and kind comments!!!