Portal..., a photo from Dolnoslaskie, West

Photographer's Note

Today, the main entrance to the palace, we will look at the salons.

Goszcz is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Twardogora, within Olesnica County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in south-western Poland.

Palace von Reichenbach (ruin), the first palace in Goszcz built in 1730 to 1740 on the site twelfth-century castle. However, it was consumed by a huge fire in 1749. In the years 1749-1755, a new palace, designed by architect Silesian Baroque, Karl Martin Frantz. The whole manor and palace were grouped around a rectangular courtyard whose main axis was the building of the palace.
In 1947, the palace destroyed the fire, it has not been rebuilt to this day.

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pajaran (116011) 2019-06-25 1:28

Dobar dan.
Interesantan i lep pogled, dobar tekst ...
Lepo pokazano, dobar kontrast, lepe boje.
Lepa stara arhitektura i zelenilo.
Lepa rusevina.
Zelim vam lep i uspesan dan, sve najbolje.
Paja.

Good day.
Interesting and beautiful view, good text ...
Beautifully shown, good contrast, beautiful colors.
Beautiful old architecture and greenery.
Nice ruin.
I wish you a beautiful and successful day, all the best.

ifege (48183) 2019-06-25 2:56

Hi Krzysztof
A great view of the portal and through to the tangled interior.
Cheers
Ian

pierrefonds (114556) 2019-06-25 4:16

Hi Krzysztof,

I appreciate the use of the door to frame the scene. The point of view is showing the details of the wall, of the door frame and of the window in the background. It is looking like some renovation was done around the door. Have a nice day.

Pierre

jhm (211736) 2019-06-25 5:27

Hello Krzysztof,

An old gate with brickwork and lovely green vegetation.
Nice colours and excellent sharpness.
Composition and presentation are superb.
Very well done, TFS.

Best regards,
John

Nicou (193806) 2019-06-25 8:04

Hello

quelle double ouverture dans ce palais et la v馮騁ation au milieu et ce mur de briques ocre quelle compo superbe
bravo et amiti�
Nicou

rychem (72187) 2019-06-25 9:01

Pokoje w amfiladzie, bardzo ladne symetryczne ujecie, choc to zaniedbane, a szkoda
pozdrawiam Ryszard

adramad (73006) 2019-06-25 11:13

Hello Krzysztof.
Curious composition with the entrance door to the palace in ruins, half-timbered with brick the upper part and the vegetation becoming the mistress of the pass.
The management of color and light, are magnificent,
Enjoy a good day
Very best regards, my friend.
Luis.

Miguel82 (47110) 2019-06-25 12:13

Krzysztof, the ruderal plants have colonized the palace interior. The building was built of red bricks. Beautiful portal, i like its design. Good pov creating an excellent depth.

lousat (139342) 2019-06-25 12:15

Hi Chris,obviously nothing remains in the salons after the fire and now it's a paradise for nature..ehhe..interesting watch showing the spaces and the decorates entrance in a perfect way,well done! Have a nice evening and thanks,Luciano

Royaldevon (85932) 2019-06-25 13:08

Hello Krzysztof,

If anyone was in any doubt about the ruined nature of this palace, this photograph will dispel all their doubts. The once beautiful doorway is shown to be crumbling, and partly filled with rubble and bushes. There is no-one caring for this building.
As before, your details are clear and the viewpoint, enabling views through the opening, makes a good composition.

My warm regards,
Bev😊

PiotrF (54816) 2019-06-25 15:12

Czesc Krzysztof
Ladne detale tego palacu. Tym bardziej szkoda , ze jest w takim stanie.
Swietna reporterska seria zdjec z tego miejsca
pozdrawiam
Piotr

Tue (92482) 2019-06-25 22:40

Hello Krzysztof,
A great capture of the entrance to the palace, which frames the arch on the other side very well too. I really like the mix of red, orange colours of the bricks and the green growing in the courtyard.
Lars

holmertz (102800) 2019-06-26 0:59

Hello Krzysztof,
An amazing composition looking through the building. There are beautiful details reminding us of the glorious past, but with nature now taking over everything. This immediately makes me think of some temples in Cambodia that had been lost in the jungle for hundreds of years, only known by the locals, until Europeans "found them". It's fascinating to find this in a Polish "jungle".
Kind regards,
Gert

abmdsudi (95869) 2019-06-26 2:07

Hi Krzysztof
You really did explore this ruined palace in great depth. A huge indoor shot presented to its best effect making use of available light, interests, colours and bound to be good in this circumstances. The composition is excellent, a deep perspective & depth with bold green to click the eyes. A pleasant shot nicely done, Congrats
Best regards

carlo62 (81265) 2019-06-26 8:42

Ciao Krzysztof
eccellente esposizione, il gioco di luci e ombre � molto bello e di ottima qualit�.
Saluti
Carlo

COSTANTINO (116604) 2019-06-26 14:53

Hello dear friend and have a nice time
and a happy new day
i appreciate the use of the door
to frame the scenery
excellent chosen point of view
showing these details
regards
Costantino

Silvio1953 (221751) 2019-06-26 23:43

Ciao Krzysztof, great view of fantastic decorated portal, wonderful colors, fine details and splendid sharpness, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio

macjake (98456) 2019-06-27 12:36

Hi Krzysztof
this is another one of those examples of how mother nature completely takes over these ruins. Mother nature will always win in the end. The doorway entrance has held up well over the years, the bricks are much more unstable. excellent lighting in the bg too. nice one. cheers
Craig

ikeharel (113453) 2019-06-28 1:47

Hello Krzysztof,
Green bush grows within the ruins, what a fabulous sign of life to the abandoned palace.
Best regards,
Ike

jmdias (115280) 2019-06-28 10:23

k

we can see they closed the building with bricks, but they opened the gate after. nice details of the door frames.

take care

jorge

mcmtanyel (68647) 2019-07-06 21:47

Hello Krzysztof,
I am surprised someone trued to fill in the gate. Do you think it was before the fire? Nice arches, I will include this in my third iteration of Best of Arches theme. 👍🏻👍🏻
Regards,
MT