Photo Ruins of old abbey by Dmitrii Dikikh

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Ruins of old abbey

photographer:

Dmitrii Dikikh add to favorites

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categories:

travel, architecture, landscape

tags:

Europe

album(s):

Van Villers

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Ruins of abbey Van Villers in the south of Belgium in a province Namur. The abbey (read a monastery) has been based by twelve monks and five novices in 1146. The greatest blossoming has reached in XIII-XIV centuries. In the beginning of XVIII century in abbey new rise has begun. But not destiny: in 1796 soldiers of Great French revolution have not left from it a stone on a stone. More precisely that they have left, today and it is possible to see... (In a picture: an input in the Smart Hall constructed in 1724) The photo is processed in Photoshop under night shooting.

published:

Sat 5 Mar 2005 22:03

permanent link:

https://www.photoforum.ru/photo/173991/

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xxxx #1 Sat 5 Mar 2005 22:46

WONDERFUL !!

Alexandr Lebedev #2 Sat 5 Mar 2005 23:04

Очень интересная работа, только темновато ИМХО

Remi Aerts #3 Sat 5 Mar 2005 23:22

great dramatic shot!

Andrey Chepurnoy #4 Sun 6 Mar 2005 00:19

Таинственно.. Кстати, если учесть, что прошло два века, солдаты вели себя довольно ителлигентно

David Griffiths #6 Sun 6 Mar 2005 02:17

I love it! Very dramatic. Superb technique.

luquesio melo #7 Sun 6 Mar 2005 02:29

Excellent work! Congrats.

Miguel Corte-Real #8 Sun 6 Mar 2005 03:23

excellent work!

Fernando Dinis #9 Sun 6 Mar 2005 04:39

Very dramatic capture and composition, regards!

Katrin Soboleva #11 Sun 6 Mar 2005 16:10

интересная картина! Обработка понравилась. Только, по-моему кадр требует еще дорабоки. Я бы перевернула кадр по-горизонтали и откадрировала бы немного по другому. Здесь, взгляд утыкается прямо в середину и никуда не идет
А вообще, необычно smile ) Вы, молодЕц!

Stefano Pasquini #12 Wed 20 Dec 2006 21:06

Bellissima.

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