Star Struck, Part Two

By: Zhang Wenjie

Jan 07 2012

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Category: Spain

4 Comments

Aperture:f/8
Focal Length:105mm
ISO:400
Shutter:1/25 sec
Camera:Canon EOS 450D

Another ornately-carved wall that looks downright stunning while framing two windows with a star and circle motif. The calligraphy and arabesques can be seen in greater detail in this one.

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4 comments on “Star Struck, Part Two”

  1. Today we have power tools to do this. How did they achieve this with chisels? Esp ancient Egypt who was using copper not iron/steel to work the stone.

    • Now that you mention it, I wonder if these have been “restored” to their current state… They definitely have the means, with the receipts from tourism.

  2. I just can’t get over the details on the carving. It weirdly reminds me of the “Peel Art” cafe in Kanazawa where the owner carves intricate designs into orange peels, etc.


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