Friday Photography


Today I share with you another tunnel photograph.While the first was taken in Spain, this one was taken in Portugal. It was taken in the beautiful Sintra. A place I still dream about and would love to go back to. 

This illuminated tunnel was in Quinta da Regaleira, an old manor built by an eccentric freemason. It was a magical place full of oddities and a must see if you ever find yourself in Portugal. 


                              






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Comments

Fascinating. Amazing 👏
Margaret D said…
That is good and I prefer the wall one.
Such a stunning capture! 🌿 Sintra has such a magical, almost otherworldly charm — no wonder you dream of going back. The tunnel adds such depth and mystery to the photo. Portugal truly has some of the most beautiful hidden spots! 🇵🇹✨

Jennifer said…
This is so cool!

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Melissa said…
I love the single strand of lights! It looks like a river of fire in your capture! Very cool :-)
Beautiful shot -- it commands attention!
WOW ... well done. :-)
Kelly said…
The photo alone makes me want to see it!
That is an amazing photo
It looks incredible! Must be hard to photograph in the low light.
MELODY JACOB said…
You've done an excellent job capturing the mystery of Quinta da Regaleira in this tunnel shot. The way the light spills in and creates those intense shadows perfectly conveys the "magical" and "full of oddities" feeling you described.
What an incredible photo! Portugal is on my bucket list!
The illumination is everything! Fabulous photo, Hena! xxx
That is an amazing place and your photograph is beautiful.
Angie's Recipes said…
That's absolutely beautiful!
So cool! I love seeing it in different materials.
I'd love to visit Portugal someday!
Lisa Mandina said…
You definitely have an eye for unique aspects to take photos! I have a former co-worker who moved to Portugal and I'll have to ask him if he's been there to see this. Thanks for sharing!
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