Scotland - Glasgow - Princes Square

© Alan Knox, on September 14, 2007, said:

Fantastic shot! You've captured the architecture beautifully.

Alan

Lilypon, on November 17, 2007, said:

Ooooooops I see I've had this one in my faves for awhile Mene. The architecture amazes me and when my son came back from Scotland I combed it's tag for gorgeous pictures of the areas he visited.

Scally, on June 22, 2008, said:

Voted best of. Ive been in this place 100s of times and you make me feel like a blind man!!! what a beautiful picture, are u a professional? mene. all the best. from Glasgow SCally.

lomondblue, on June 22, 2008, said:

great photo of Princes Square (not Princess Square) originally named in honour of the Prince of Wales and reopened by the present Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) following its refurbishment by architects Hugh Martin Partnership in 1988.

®mene, on July 14, 2008, said:

Thank you very much Scally and ** lomondblue**!

No, im not a professional - i just like to sit and watch the things and sometimes i see what i like to photograph.

Unless an Online Travelling Magazine voted that one too into its 2007/2008 publishing. I think it is called "schmapp" ... sounds funny in my ears.

@Lomondblue: of course i corrected the title - guess there lots of errors in my pics - but scotland is really the "greatest small country of the world" :))

greetings michael...

Joe Porter, on November 8, 2008, said:

I know this place well! You have captured the essence of the building very well. A well composed shot.

®mene, on November 17, 2008, said:

Thank you very much lomondblue...

...I just got that you are one of the Architects that have reconstructed that wonderful building.

Lots of really amazing details - it is bit like photographers paradise - even more when the light comes in in a wonderful way.

Alan took that stairs in a wonderful way too.

If you like, please see the other detail of that handcrafted(?) lamp in it.

cheers - michael

♠ c0l0gne1 ♣, on February 6, 2009, said:

Wow, das ist wirklich imposant mit den Treppen und dem Dach- in Glasgow hat sich viel getan!