JM, I enjoy your photos always, and your recent photos of Lisbon bring back memories. I have a photo of Julie standing on the second floor of this cloister.
We also frequently use some ceramic serving trays that we bought at the gift shop at the Belem Cultural Center that you showed recently. Thank you for renewing memories of our enjoyable but too-brief visit to Portugal.
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He appears to be on the look out for something!
Love the palette of this shot, it's surprisingly warm for an image composed of stone.
belle sculpture, dans une fontaine ?.
A bit of a human face on that lion.
Very unusual. Maybe the lion is "kneeling" on a prie-dieu?
JM,
I enjoy your photos always, and your recent photos of Lisbon bring back memories. I have a photo of Julie standing on the second floor of this cloister.
We also frequently use some ceramic serving trays that we bought at the gift shop at the Belem Cultural Center that you showed recently. Thank you for renewing memories of our enjoyable but too-brief visit to Portugal.
Another beautiful and unusual image from one of my favorite places!
It looks very elegant. The lion looks to be part of a fountain.
Really beautiful!
Léia
Good security system.
very regal!
JM!
Wow! Look at ALL that detail in the arch!
So intricate and lovely!!
-Dean
Did you hear him roar?!
He is so alone :(
Poor lion !!
(Really fantastic shot :-)
I was amazed at the arches when you showed them a while ago ... now I see the detail I'm even more amazed.
My favorite monastery! I wonder what the lion standing symbolizes...
This is nice..very detailed and looks kind of peaceful.
Amalia looks slightly different from that older video footage too- Nice
The lion is angry because someone drained the water from the fountain, didn't replace it and he's thirsty!
Magnificent architecture and wonderful composition!
Beautiful details !!
It is a really delicate sculpture.
It is the artisan who cannot do it of the imitation else.
Thank you for showing a beautiful view.
A great foto :)
He looks like he's caught sight of his prey and is watching.
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