It’s a well kept secret that the old Greeks were spending their holidays in my hometown Antwerp… If you know where to look, you can still find some typical architecture from that time.
Take this for example… a typical Greek Temple in the middle of a park. Of course, as they were limited in the amount of luggage when travelling, they had to built their temples with stones and tools they found here… and that also explains why this temples are more geometric and sober compared to the ones you find in Greece 😉

Ok, I see you don’t believe me. (I wonder why) But if you take a look here, you’ll find more explanations about this piece of architectural art.
I must admit that the original picture was not really impressive. Some grey stones in a park… but then of course, the “art” also isn’t impressive. Nice to see, makes you curious,… but art? I don’t know.
Anyway, it took me some time and different try-outs, but I think this Black&White edit has “something” 😊

This post participate in the “Daily Photo Contest” organised by @juliank in the theme : #architecturalphotography
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