“the soul, fortunately, has an interpreter - often an unconscious but still a faithful interpreter - in the eye”
― charlotte brontë, jane eyre
(eye -bar restaurant, ijpromenade 1, amsterdam)
(for wordpress weekly photo challenge – intricate)
(also for lucile’s photo101 rehab, with thanks…)
*shot with nikon d700, nikkor 50mm f/1.4 lens at 1/250s and f/8, edited in lightroom cc and silver efex pro 2, eye’s left*
intricate on belgianstreets
intricate on belgianstreets
andy townend 
A B S O L U T E L Y L O V E I T!
One needs to have an open channel from the soul to the eye, to translate intricacies into beauty.
You do.
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Oh Lucile, thank you! And, as on this occasion, what is cropped out is often, just as important as what is left in.
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Now that looks familiar. Love it, love it, what a great composition!
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Thank you DJ! I imagined you might have visited this place.
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Indeed, a very cool place!
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Awesome views (and company).
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Oh, wow! This is fantastic! Most intricate, Andy. I love it.
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Thank you Lois, an amazing building!
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Great angles. I love this – thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Steve!
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You did use the building well Andy! Have not been there I have to admit shamefully, living 30 kms away from it
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Thank you Chris, well worth a visit!
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I will visit for sure!
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Clever shot had my eyes trying to work it out. Really love the quote though, excellent find x
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Thank you Justine, you really should visit the place sometime! x
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I plan to go visiting many places, optimism is great lol x
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Instead of “intricate,” your photo more simply screams “perplexity.” You out-did outdoing outdone here or so looks like to me and quite well.
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Thank you very much for that quite “intricate” comment! 🙂
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