Lantern and Ceiling, Great Market Hall, Budapest, Hungary © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved (Velvia Slide Film)
When entering the Great Market Hall in Budapest, visitors are invited to explore three floors of stalls selling a variety of goods... meats, pastries, caviar, deep-fried treats called langos, fish, garlic, cucumber pickles, palinka (fruit brandy) and of course hot red paprika. The bright arrays of treats may delight the eyes, but one must look up to discover this invitingly warm and ornate ceiling. This month the market will specialize in foods from Thailand as part of its National Gastro Days program.
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Very cool ceiling!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful details and colors.
ReplyDeleteOne can almost feel the textures.
Nice colors and details
ReplyDeleteNice photograph, fine retails. I am greeting
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you looked up Doug. I'm guessing you don't miss much. That photographers eye would find the best perspective at most sites. Love the golden hues and the shadows. Budapest is a wonderful city. Did you have cabbage and beer while you were there?
ReplyDeleteBudapest is such a lovely city!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, the market was under renovation.
I didn't really get the chance to see it properly... :(
Did you visit their zoo?
Lots of amazing art nouveau buildings in there!!
I love to walk through your blog and see all these high quality photos of yours. Amazing work! ALWAYS!
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welcome :)
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteExcelente fotografia....
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Excellent!
ReplyDeleteVery very nice. It's awesome.
ReplyDeletefine pov. excellent detail
ReplyDeleteNicely spotted and shot. A little bit of inspiration from spider webs, perhaps.
ReplyDeleteFantastic detail!
ReplyDeleteI looked up and I 'saw'. Spectacular colour and light Doug :-)
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see a photo like this, Doug, I'm glad I discovered your blog!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I like langosh, especially with salted cheese:)
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ReplyDeleteDelighted that YOU looked up Doug, and presented us with this feast for the eyes. The light and shadow is used to perfection.
ReplyDeletei just love the gradation from light to shadow.. this is beautiful.. :)
ReplyDeletei do love the sharp details and the artistic lines in this image! your mouth-watering words make me want to go to budapest at once ... it's only 250 km from where i live ... ;-))
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vaults--I love how you're always able to keep your eye out for unexpected beauty Doug
ReplyDeleteVery nice play with lines: amazing architectural work.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.