Grand Entrance.
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Australia.
This is my entry for Monochrome Monday organised by @old-guy-photos
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery is the oldest building in the museum's precinct. It is also the earliest surviving public building in Tasmania. It was built between 1808 and 1810 and has remained basically unaltered since its completion in 1826.
It is a great example of early colonial warehouse design and it has a water-powered lift which was added around 1990. I'm sure you will agree with me when I say, it is a beautiful piece of architecture.
(Source: fir-interiors.com)
Interesting! The photo is totally beautiful!
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looks so awesome! thanks for sharing! i will start following your exciting posts!
Thanks very much @mariakt So glad you like this post. (Following)
Truly is amazing the quality of craftsmanship that went into old buildings like this one.
I couldn't agree more @thedarkhorse This architecture of this building is inspirational. Many thanks for stopping by and adding great input, and for the kind upvote. Much appreciated.
Beautiful photo! Great composition!
Thank you kindly. Your welcome comments and upvote are gratefully received. Following.
I truly love the photo! Following you now as well. You are really good with the camera. Great eye!
Thanks for stopping by @trudeehunter!
Many thanks for the awesome encouragement, upvote and the kind Follow. It s greatly appreciated.
Very nice shot. I love old architecture esp in black and white. Nice entry.
Thank you @countrygirl I do believe the older type architecture does truly suit black and white. They make magnificent landmarks wherever they are built.
I like the 3 columns on each side. Nice.
Thank you @old-guy-photos It is an impressive looking building.