One of the many things I do whenever I am inside a running vehicle is to snap pictures of things that swarm the busy urban road of Riyadh. Most of the time, what fascinates me are the facades of burgher architecture like the one in the photo: L’Olimpo Italian Restaurant standing along Dhabab Road of Thalia Street.
The idyllic look it radiates transports me to that small rustic village in Italy that is similar to what I saw in the movie “Eat Pray Love”.
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Thank you for the link ! 🙂
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Pleasure is mine!
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I love the bright orange paint on the building.
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The color is really one striking feat of this photo. Thanks for noticing that, Hero.
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Yellow. Awesome!
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Indeed, Nandini. Never liked that color though on shirts. 🙂
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Love the color of the building.
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Thanks! That’s the main reason I chose the photo. 🙂
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Your header image is absolutely striking!
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Now, I can shout to the world that I, indeed, picked the perfect photo for the blog’s header.
Thanks a lot!
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You truly rid. I came to your page to look at the challenge and your header grabbed me. You’re welcome
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* did
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I noticed the yellow (or orange) color hues ever since you got there. Popular color there? And I noticed you always Eat, Pray, Love too. 😀 Love the new look.
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Appreciate you noticing the new look. That asseverated my decision to use the theme.
The color signifies the kind of climate we have here.
🙂
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I really like the 6 arches on the to balconies. To me, it’s like everything else in the building is built just for those.
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Honestly, I found that weird yet it sounds totally awesome.
If only I were an architect…
Thanks.
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