Basalt Statue of King Shalmaneser III

Size	File Type	Pixels Inches	Price	Buy
Original size	JPG	7000 x 4666 px 23.33" x 15.55" @ 300 dpi	499.00

Smooth Colored Stone Surface

Smooth surface texture of colored natural flagstone slabs. The slabs exhibit a visually pleasing and tactile texture that enhances their natural beauty. The surface of the flagstone slabs is remarkably smooth, providing a comfortable and pleasant feel when touched. The texture may vary slightly, with subtle undulations or small irregularities that add character and charm to each individual slab. The flagstone slabs showcase a range of colors, adding visual interest and diversity to the composition. As you observe the closeup view, you may notice intricate patterns and markings on the surface of the slabs. These patterns can result from the unique geological formations, such as layers or veins, within the stone. They contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal and serve as a reminder of the geological history that shaped the flagstone.

Musical Japanese Lady with Biwa Statue in Kamakura

Japanese Buddhist woman playing a Biwa in the forest of Hasedera Temple in Kamakura, Japan. The composition exudes tranquility and a deep sense of spiritual connection. The statue represents a female figure, elegantly adorned in traditional Buddhist attire. She holds a Biwa, a traditional Japanese lute-like instrument, in her hands. The statue's posture and expression exude grace and serenity, capturing a moment of musical contemplation. Hasedera Temple itself is a place of great significance and historical importance in Kamakura, Japan. The temple's tranquil surroundings and sacred atmosphere make it a popular destination for both locals and visitors seeking spiritual solace and cultural appreciation.

Vintage Paper With Patterns

In this closeup image, we explore the textured and weathered details of an old grunge yellow paper. The paper, aged with time, carries a warm and nostalgic hue. The surface features seamless decorative patterns of circles and lines, adding a touch of vintage charm to its worn appearance. The circles and lines, etched into the paper, create a sense of continuity and rhythm across the surface. The seamless nature of the patterns suggests a deliberate and artistic design that has withstood the test of time. The yellow color of the paper exudes a sense of antiquity, and the grunge texture adds character to the overall composition. The wear and tear on the paper contribute to its authenticity, showcasing the history and stories it may have held.

Al Kas Ablution Fountain in Jerusalem

In this panoramic view captured with a fisheye lens, the historical and sacred site between the Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa Mosque in the old city of Jerusalem unfolds in all its grandeur. The focal point of the scene is the prominent Al Kas "The Cup" Ablution Fountain, situated in front of the Al Aqsa Mosque. The expansive view allows for a comprehensive understanding of the layout and significance of this central space. The fisheye lens imparts a dynamic curvature to the image, enhancing the sense of immersion in the surroundings. In the middle foreground, the main ablution fountain, known as Al-Kas, takes center stage. This significant fountain serves a crucial purpose in the religious rituals of worshipers who perform wudu—a ritual washing of the hands, arms, legs, feet, and face before entering the mosque. The fountain's historical legacy dates back to 709 when it was initially built by the Umayyads. Later, in 1327–28, Governor Tankiz enlarged it to accommodate a growing number of worshippers. The architectural details of the ablution fountain, surrounded by the ancient stones and structures of the old city, become pronounced in the fisheye perspective. The intricate patterns and textures of the fountain, combined with the vibrant colors of the surroundings, create a visually captivating and spiritually charged scene. The expansive view also captures the broader context of the holy site, with the Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa Mosque standing majestically in the background. The historical connection to Solomon's Pools near Bethlehem, the original water source for the fountain, adds a layer of significance to the scene.

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Basalt Statue of King Shalmaneser III