The Palas by Walter Otto Koenig

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28-SEP-2012

The Palas

The entrance front of the Palas, which used to be one of the main buildings for living.
It was built in 1559 Hermann VI Riedesel and his wife Margarethe von der Malsburg.
Their coasts of arms can be seen between the windows.
The ground floor of the building is now used as a Kindergarten.
(For an explanation, please see main gallery page)

Nikon D700 ,Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
1/250s f/5.6 at 24.0mm iso400 hide exif

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Focal Length	24 mm
Exposure Time	1/250 sec
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ISO Equivalent	400
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John Reynolds LRPS		12-Oct-2012 19:57
Wonderful old building - full of character. V.

FrankB		11-Oct-2012 09:35
great color in that stone....V

J S Quesada		08-Oct-2012 20:15
Wonderful capture of this facade. Great textures. V

Marcia Colelli		08-Oct-2012 00:56
Wonderful capture of this old building. Great textures and details. Love the little wooden wagon by the door. V

Frank Brault		07-Oct-2012 23:12
A beautiful old building. Love the point of view, detail, colors and textures. V

Mike H.		07-Oct-2012 22:51
Interesting view and facts of this palas -- must have been a challenge to maintain and keep it fit for use in modern times.

Karen Stuebing		07-Oct-2012 22:05
Wonderful old building that has become more lovely with the passage of time. Beautiful architecture and textures. V.

Jim Coffman		07-Oct-2012 22:01
It is amazing that this is still standing! Great work,Walter..

globalgadabout		07-Oct-2012 21:26
a potent reminder of bygone times..

woody34		07-Oct-2012 21:22
Amazing old building , the textures are wonderful..V

marie-jose wolff		07-Oct-2012 21:10
wonderful old building, I like the texture of the stones! V

Martin Lamoon		07-Oct-2012 21:05
Great old house. V

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