National Geographic photographer, Jim Richardson once said, “If you want to be a better photographer, stand in front of more interesting stuff.” There's certainly an element of truth to that that these photographs of medieval structures serve to demonstrate. If you are lucky enough to have some of your own, post them in the comments!
El claustre de Lluçà / Lluçà cloister by SBA73, on Flickr
Lobby / Vestíbulo by . SantiMB ., on Flickr
L'antic poble de Santa Creu / Abandoned medieval village by SBA73, on Flickr
Columnes i pilars / Columns & pilars by SBA73, on Flickr
No pensava veure mai aquest sostre finalitzat… by SBA73, on Flickr
Valencia by Andy Reis, on Flickr
Casas Colgadas – Cuenca (Explorer) by Gabriel Villena, on Flickr
Beget. by www.jordiarmengol.net (Xip), on Flickr
Pont de Besalú by www.jordiarmengol.net (Xip), on Flickr
France, Château de Beynac Exit by Vincent van der Pas, on Flickr
king's college chapel, cambridge 1446-1515. by seier+seier, on Flickr
Neu i vent a La Mola / Snow and wind in La Mola by SBA73, on Flickr
La medida humana by caracolquiscol, on Flickr
El pont de Beget / The bridge of Beget by SBA73, on Flickr
Pals by ٭٭ NơƐണí ٭٭, on Flickr
Step and Repeat by jurvetson, on Flickr
Benvinguts al segle X / Welcome to the X Century by SBA73, on Flickr
Cirque de navacelle : ancient medieval back alley by tibchris, on Flickr
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11 Comments
Oh yes……. love these shots, love the subject. A few of mine:
Fountains Abbey –
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3020/2971732024_e64b642b74_b.jpg
The Saxon church at Brixworth:
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7009/6711707039_9efdb39e20_b.jpg
Very beautiful pictures. I didn’t visit such beautiful places that’s y i don’t have such beautiful photographs. Wishing to visit such places in future and get some cool photographs and share it with my friends and with world and past them in my diary.
Here are some shots from my visit to Hampi, in south India. The Hampi ruins are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, listed as the “Group of Monuments at Hampi”.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pratiphotography/6920950314/in/photostream#/photos/pratiphotography/6920950314/in/photostream/lightbox/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pratiphotography/6795812709/in/set-72157629056969735#/photos/pratiphotography/6795812709/in/set-72157629056969735/lightbox/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pratiphotography/6772019521/in/set-72157629056969735#/photos/pratiphotography/6772019521/in/set-72157629056969735/lightbox/
More photos of Medieval structures here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pratiphotography/sets/72157629056969735/
I got this one.
This is in Toulouse, France.
https://peregriner.tumblr.com/post/5977065350
I’m the author of the Sagrada Familia picture. I can tell you that this vaults were built in the last 20 years!
Here are some of my favorites…
the Castillo de Calahorra in Spain:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15421875@N08/4682298455/in/set-72157624218422202/
the Pont du Gard in France:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15421875@N08/4744047436/in/set-72157624380029580/
and, finally, Notre Dame:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15421875@N08/4274060863/in/set-72157624379952704/
Here is another of my faves, this time in Siena, Italy:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15421875@N08/4743132131/in/set-72157624378197630/
Here is another of my faves, this time in Siena, Italy:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15421875@N08/4743132131/in/set-72157624378197630/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15421875@N08/4743132131/in/set-72157624378197630/
Great images! One of mine:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/debs_best/3604085035/in/set-72157618120432849
Just wonderful. Saying that, you can’t help being successful when you have the ultimate in architectural subject matter. The medieval period is the stuff of fantasies, for me at least. The picture of Kings College Chapel, mind blowing, awe inspiring. Loved them all.
Good job.
These photos, and the buildings, are beautiful. However, consider that modern buildings have the advantage of indoor plumbing and hot running water.