Architectural Detail in Trinity College

Ireland
Written By Thomas Fitzgerald
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I spent a little time on Saturday wandering around the campus of Dublin's Trinity College. In typical "murphy's law" fashion, the one day this week that I get to go out on a photo walk, the heat wave that has been gripping the country decided to take a little break, and the result was a muddy, overcast day. I made the most of it anyway, and turned my attention to picking out some details from Trinity's architecture, both the old and the new. Here is a short selection for your Monday morning inspiration! Old Moulding above a doorway in Trinity College Dublin

Wooden Paving Stones Windows and Ivy in Trinity College Dublin Old Doorway in Trinity College, Dublin Detail of a lamp post in Trinity College, Dublin Close-up detail of a wooden door in Trinity College, Dublin Shield motif over a doorway in Trinity College, Dublin An ornate lamp hanging outside a doorway in Trinity College, Dublin. Sun Moulding on the Wall of Trinity College, Dublin

[featurearea title="Technical Details" icon="camera"] Camera: Nikon D700 Lens: Nikon 28-300 [/featurearea]

 

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