Forms in Architecture- Day 11
I am participating in the "Flash of Red" challenge- Black and white photography for the month of February with a flash of red on February 14. The theme for days 10-16 is "Forms in Architecture." I am continuing my own mini theme within the Architecture theme by taking pictures each day of a form of architecture that represents one of the many cultures that make up my very diverse city. So far, I have posted photos of Seminole Chickees and the bell tower of a Greek Orthodox Church. Today, it is a Hindu Temple. I was driving on Griffin Road on my way to a different potential option for today's photo, when I spotted this elaborate Hindu temple that I never knew existed. I had to make a U-turn and return. I wish I could have spent more time walking around and taking photos from different perspectives, but there were cameras and a sign posted at the entrance warning that the property was under video surveillance, and that trespassing and loitering was forbidden. I snapped a few photos, but I didn't want to appear too suspicious on film. I felt pretty brave pulling into the parking lot and stepping out to take a few shots from a vantage point near my vehicle, but it was too good of a match for this week's theme to pass by.
Nice capture for the theme. I discovered there was so much to see and photograph in your state when I visited last week -a variety of architecture, wildlife and beautiful vegetation.
@bkbinthecity@wendyfrost@carolmw@angelikavr@randystreat Thank you for your views and kind comments. I am enjoying my little self-challenge of photographing architecture that reflects just some of the cultures that make up my city.
February 14th, 2020
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