Ca’ d’Zan Mansion external corridor leading to wooden door, Ringling Museum, Sarasota, Florida
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Our final look at the external architectural details of the Ca’ d’Zan Mansion at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota, Florida (see other posts: Colored glass door, Belvedere Tower; and Venetian Gothic Architectural Details).
This image is a seven shot HDR bracket set of an external passageway running behind the kitchen area to a wooden door. As with the other parts of the mansion, the level of detail in the Venetian Gothic architecture is amazing. All of the columns have detailed fretwork on the top; the windows are either the multi-colored glass leaded panels or have the intricate fretwork design; and even the hinges on the door have their own unique design.
Click here to learn more about John Ringling’s years in Sarasota where he wintered the famous circus and the built his now famous winter home.
Twitter: JimiJones
| January 18, 2012
Love that grit in the stonework, Mark. Excellent composition too. This mansion has been a really enjoyable project and you’ve presented it very nicely. I’m still amazed at the detail on this. 😉
Twitter: catchthejiffy
| January 19, 2012
Wonderful details Mark! Well done buddy.
Twitter: ljsaltiel
| January 19, 2012
Great leading line Mark. Love the details and textures.
Twitter: twitter (username)
| January 19, 2012
Love this Mark. You’ve done a wonderful job on the processing. The details and colors are awesome.
Twitter: jimnixaustin
| January 20, 2012
great shot Mark, love how your HDR work brings out the crisp details here!
Twitter: twitter (username)
| January 20, 2012
Those steps make for a nice lead in line to the corridor. Nice job Mark.
Twitter: caryncaldwell
| January 20, 2012
So pretty! Looks like someplace I’d love to spend a little time.
I love that you have a way to have people put in their Twitter info, too! What a great idea!
Twitter: curtfleenor
| January 20, 2012
Love how the POV you chose leads the eye deep into the frame. Very nice Mark!
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| January 21, 2012
What a texture and tone fest. Love it!
Twitter: denise ippoltio
| January 27, 2012
I love the way you composed and processed this.