Reflection of the Narodna Galerija
Slovenia’s National Gallery, Narodna Galerija, is housed in what was originally the Slovenian Cultural Centre – you can still see the name Narodni Dom etched high above the entrance.
It was designed by the Czech architect František Škabrout and was built in 1896, during the mayorship of Ivan Hribar, whose ambition was to transform Ljubljana into a representative capital of all the Slovene Lands.
You’ll find it just around the corner from the Opera, on the way to Tivoli Park. It is currently undergoing renovation, so if you’re visiting do check out the website for the best access route; not all entrances are open.
Travel with Intent 
I am sitting here trying to work out how you did the first one… is it natural reflection or have you made it? Both as a straight shot or photo art… it is really beautiful..
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Hi Lori. It’s just a straight shot of a reflection – the old building reflected in the dark modern windows.
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I have been to Ljubljana back in 1998. It was such a beautiful city. I am sure it is much more beautiful now. I always love to see the relationship of the old urban tissue to the new one. Nice photo…
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lovely reflection of old in new..
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this is a clean and nice reflecion in geometric style . 🙂
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I like the juxtaposition of the old with the new. .
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Great reflection. I love the old and the new in it. 😀
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Cool reflection/handsome building♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/two-versions/
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Beautiful image… very well captured…
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What a beautiful building and wonderful to have it reflected in the modern one. Have a lovely weekend.
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Glad you like it Margaret. You too!
On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 6:09 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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