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This is the inside of the dome of the Rotunda, that is now home to Lloyds bank. I thought I'd show it in black and white as I think it highlights some of the details and its not far off the real colour, a greenish-grey with a red circle round the highest point._
Tit for tat; I'm first to comment on your blog today, too. I'm still in Seattle and have not been able to blog visit in a major way, but I'll be home soon! I like the design and 'color' of this dome.
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It's lovely, and using monochrome emphasizes the varied and intersting patterns.
ReplyDeleteVery intersting architecture !
ReplyDeleteA beautiful dome. Amazing it belongs to a bank but I remember putting a cupola on Monte Carlo recently and that belonged to a bank too!
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous shot, I love these domes. I am probably going to put a similar(ish) one on my blog next week.
ReplyDeleteHow do the banks get all the beautiful buildings? Isn't Lloyds a bit strapped for cash?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous in b&w and very well framed!
ReplyDeletethey let you photograph the inside of a bank? That'd be a no no in NYC>..
ReplyDeleteSo this bank's still perking along in its fancy digs. Ours are dropping like flies. Great dome shot. They are hard. I ought to know, I've photographed about a million of them in France!HA
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That's a fine looking dome. You fooled me with the Rotunda, I was thinking Brum.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous geometry in this rotunda. I like it in black and white . . . makes a strong graphic statement. I've always wondered why banks and churches have some of the best looking buildings.
ReplyDeleteWow! Lovely photos since my last visit. I'm enjoying myself. This is stunning.
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