Ppagolfade togolaise, a photo from Plateaux, South

Photographer's Note

Far away from everything on the border with Ghana lies the wonderful monastary of Dzozbegan.
You can stay the night in the monastery and eat with the brothers and sisters.
The chapel is a beautiful building made of local materials.

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siamesa (28231) 2010-11-21 1:10

Bom dia Gerrit

Very significant. Two ways and one of them goes to the church. I liked a lot this photo.Excellent capture and the woman walking is a bonus.
Abraços
maria

snunney (130965) 2010-11-21 2:51

Hello Gerrit,
A well composed shot of this interesting monastery that combines ancient and modern. I like the point of view framed by the tree and the presence of the woman on the path looking back towards the camera.

s_lush (16602) 2010-11-21 10:53

Hello Gerrit,
This place is very interesting on its architectural and natural features. The gloomy weather has not prevented you from taking colorful and high-quality picture. Great job and great travel!
Best regards,
Sergiy

Charo (51212) 2010-11-21 12:25

Hallo Gerrit,
De vooruitzichten zijn erg goed, maar het contrast tussen het moderne en het oude kerktoren, is nog groter.
Uitstekende compositie en detail.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Charo

patdeph (35750) 2010-11-21 13:00

hello Gerrit
nice and interesting architecture that I was not expecting to see in this country!I like very much the woman with her baby walking to the church,giving an exotic touch!
Regards
PAscale

delpeoples (60326) 2010-11-28 0:58

Hi Gerrit, our dear friend Pixel Terror would have smiled at this title and the photo. The warm yellow tones are beautiful, as is are the details of the church, but for me the best part is the beautiful mother with her baby on her back together with the path leading to the church. Great job, enjoy your Sunday, Lisa

adores (46979) 2010-12-19 17:11

Hi Gerrit!
This is a really modern church!I like the composition, but what really catches my eye here is the lonely woman with the child looking back at you - she makes all the difference here. Good shot from a country that we are not so used to see here!