House 6 Photo | TrekEarth

Photographer’s Note

House 6. Located on 57th street, between 8th and 10th streets, downtown. This construction comes from the XVII century and has been modified to remember the lifestyle of the people from Campeche in the XIX century. It is used as a small cultural center.
This zone is the forecout located in the middle of the house and is surrounded by these archs with stained glass windows over columns of rock.
I hope you like!

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ribeiroantonio (21969) 2007-08-15 0:33

Wow, this looks like a very pleasant internal patio, good for a cold beer and relaxation. The architecture style is great and the colourful stained glass beautiful. Well done.
Antonio

JorgeCK (2600) 2007-08-15 4:04

Hola Gisela,
Lina foto. Buena composicion con muy buena nitidez y lindos colores.
Saludos.
joRGe

stego (22448) 2007-10-14 15:36

Hola Gisela,
Sólo es pena que la nitidez lo sea mejor y tenga algún ruido, por está tan preciosa como la casa que muestra. Desde luego, los colores de arriba llaman nuestra atención y después hay aquel patio que nos hace soñar como debe ser tan agradable de ahí pasar un rato.
TFS, Saludos, José.

trekks (14334) 2007-10-19 2:06

Hi Gisela

Your composition is almost symmtrical and works well, and great POV and nice colors, light is good. Well done!

TFS, cheers
Bill

pattyis (1313) 2007-10-23 13:18

Hi Gisela!
I like your picture, and all this colors are very funny! Clear light, and interesting location.
I hope to go a day!
bye
Patty

somkiat (1096) 2007-12-15 3:06

hallo gisela,
first of all,i like your name"gisela".
wh..what a beautiful house.it's full of classic lifestyle's smell.i've never been mexico.your foto send me the feeling.
colorful and very nicely done.
somkiat

dmarizz (2390) 2008-06-03 6:04

Hi Gisela,
photography is light and colours and as far as they are concerned, there is nothing to say about your picture: marvellous! The weak point is sharpness: I am afraid that you exaggerated, so the result is a bit fake. Anyway a picture that was worth capturing and posting. Ciao, Dario.