2 for 1 Jakesprinters suggested From a Distance Weekly Photo Challenge asked for an Urban Image so I went with Mexico Cities Palace of Fine Arts taken from the coffee shop on the 5th floor of the Sears Building across the street. A great place to people watch. A wedding party is crossing the street at the right and students are sitting on the steps drawing the many classical statues. It was Monday so we didn’t get to see the Diego Rivera murals inside. You can also get a sense that Mexico City is in an ancient volcano from all the mountains around when it’s not so cloudy
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This is a grand photo, very good choice for the theme.
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Thanks I want to go back there care to join me 😉
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I love the colors on the dome.
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A few min. after I took this some guys climbed up on the Dome with ropes…to clean it.
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Looks a fascinating place, Carol.
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Yes it is! So many cultural influences in one place.
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Nice photo. I also like the dome.
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It was such a treat to be perched above it like we were 🙂
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Wow – gorgeous image…love the colours
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thanks :0
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Great work for this week topic my friend , Stunning photography thanks for sharing 🙂
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Jake as always thanks for the opportunity and prompt 🙂
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stately architecture looks so nice in the pic
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thanks C& C 🙂
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I think the cloudy day makes it all the more impressive! Nice shot!
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Thanks sued. You better like cloudy days if your going to spend any time in Mexico City 🙂
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What a beautiful building! did not know they had ones like these in Mexico City.
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Colline Mexico was owned by the French for quite a long time so they have a lot of incredible architecture. It was a surprise to me too.
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