Tuesday, November 01, 2005

House of a Thousand Windows


 

9 Comments:

Blogger Lazarus said...

:)

And taking it in sepia made it that much better.

9:16 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Love your blog particularly the phots of buildings.

Thought you were an architect at first.

Only architects look at old building the way you do.

Can we have some more of these beuties?

All the best

Sam

1:38 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I wanted to say that Lebanon with all of its physical imperfections captures my heart like nothing else in the world.

It still appears so magical and beautiful no matter what...

And the sepia tones give this an immensely nostalgic feel; contributing even more to my longing for it... :)

Pamela.

5:01 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I never went to Beirut/Lebanon. But I really like this pic. I like these windows.
Yes, I agree with Sam: you have a soul of an architect.
Best,
Lila

5:14 PM  
Blogger Ramzi said...

Buildings such as these are to me like the old man on the park bench. You may walk by without lending him a thought, but if you sit beside him & talk to him, you would learn much about your past, your present and maybe your future.

You have a great eye Fouad!

(Am I alone in finding the "New" sign at the bottom right curiously ironic?)

5:33 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Lol Ramzi I'm with you on that sign there, I noticed it too.. Strangely ironic... :)

Pamela

5:59 PM  
Blogger Fouad said...

Sam and Lila, if I could do it all again, I would undoubtedly be an architect. It is what I've always wanted to be and where my heart truly resides.
Ramzi understands more than anyone else, right ramzi?

Lila, you should visit Lebanon. These are lifeless pictures. Their esthetic appeal is selective and artificial. None of them compares to the vivid magic that has people like Pamela, myself and many others under its spell.

Good catch Ramzi :) I won't pretend I intended the "new" sign to be in the picture when I took it, but I did leave it in intentionally. Both ironic and true, as this view of Basta, although probably brewing somewhere in my mind, was entirely new to my "artistic"/photogrphic perception.

11:53 PM  
Blogger Ramzi said...

Right Fouad, right... damn it.

I still get tempted!

12:57 PM  
Blogger 7aki neswen said...

great shot

12:39 AM  

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