Alamo Detail
by Lincoln Rogers
Title
Alamo Detail
Artist
Lincoln Rogers
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
A detail shot of the beautiful 18th-century Spanish Mission architecture over the top of the front door to the famous Alamo Mission in San Antonio, TX, which was originally named Mission San Antonio de Valero when it was built in the early 1700's. Remember the Alamo!
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August 16th, 2013
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Jane See
Amazing architecture, such great details.. nice shot Lincoln. V/f
Lincoln Rogers replied:
Thanks, Jane, for the kind words and support! Best wishes from Up Yonder!!! :o)
Maya Telford
oh thank you for this gorgeous photo Lincoln. I was brought up on tales of Davy Crockett and the Alamo and it is one of those iconic sites for me, although unfortunately, I have never been there. So wonderful to see this photo of part of it. Great job V12
Lincoln Rogers replied:
It's such a pleasant feeling to know a photo brings back memories that are positive to a viewer! I'm happy you connect with these kind of photos, Maya! Thank you for your kind comments.
Giada Rossi
What a splendor must have been this Mission in its golden years, as today is still so fascinating, awesome details and treatment! Great photo, Lincoln! v10 & fav
Maureen Tillman
Another great piece with antiquity and history abounding! Love the weathered texture too!
Steven Reed
Amazing capture Lincoln! Superb detail! I, like James, had no idea of the detail on the fort! Great pov for this! Masterfully done as always! v5
Lincoln Rogers replied:
Thanks a bunch, Steven, for that nice comment! The Alamo was a Spanish Mission before it was turned into a fortress. Beautiful architecture, that is for sure.
Douglas MooreZart
You blow me away. When is your feature on international photographer's monthly?????? simply amazing, as usual! v
Lincoln Rogers replied:
Thanks for that great comment, Douglas!!! You and I need to hang out and photograph someday. You're great for my confidence! Ha!
James Aiken
I really had no idea there was that much architectural detailing at the Alamo. Great use of the entablature and columns to frame the curved door opening. Guess I need to add another location to my bucket list of photographic destinations. v/fav
Lincoln Rogers replied:
Put aside some time, James, for that trip!!! Not only is the Alamo gorgeous, but there are a number of other gorgeous Spanish Missions in the area. Amazing cathedral and governor's mansion, as well. You would be in architectural paradise! Thanks for the comment!
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