View from the Balcony

Another shot from Myanmar. As I approached the entrance to a monastery school, a nun walked out on the balcony and stood, gazing at the busy street below. I was quite taken with the gold filigree and the architectural details of the building with its undulating balconies. Decided to show it in sepia. The underside of the balcony was actually painted bright green.
Many thanks for the comments on my 'Give Thanks' shot from yesterday!

[Margo]

Magnificent stair case A fav

[Louise & Ken]

Gorgeous, Elizabeth! I wonder if, like me, you have moments as you look at something like this and say to yourself, "so not southern California..." I suppose that's why we travel!

[Lindy]

mazing detail in these balconies

[Danny G.]

Cool shot

[Teresa]

So visually pleasing! I love the contrasts and textures. Fave!

[April]

Gorgeous lines and ornamentation.

[Suzie Townsend]

The lines, the curves, the light and the detail are exquisite! A FAV!

[Anita Campbell]

Great capture of lines and curves. Looks like a beautiful building.

[Jane Anderson]

So exquisite!

[Jane Pittenger]

Pity she didn't stand a tad to the right so she would have a solid background

[Richard Hickey]

Stunning picture and perspective. Congratulations on making the Trending Page and the PP. Well deserved.

[John]

Fascinating detail and such an unusual mix of shapes and features.

[tony gig]

Wonderful detail and shot Elizabeth...fav

[Gena Pegg]

What a wonderful capture. Huge fav!

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful detail to this

[Osia Strasner]

Lovely and intricate building.... I am not a big fan of selective coloring, but I had to really look for the nun at the balcony, and I almost feel that it would be more powerful if you could emphasize her pink garments and draw attention to her.