The West Garden Loggia

Well, I had to look up the name of this structure!  And I learned a new word: "Loggia."  This is a photograph of the loggia in the west garden of the George Eastman Museum.  What caught my eye are the vines growing up on the open parts of the loggia. During the growing season, these vines all have leaves on them, so what grabbed my attention is the bare shapes of the vines which are striking with parts of the vines seeming to reach out. That's what I saw that made me realize there was a photograph here.  About the loggia: "A loggia (from the Italian word for ‘lodge’) is an outdoor corridor or gallery with a fully covered roof and an outer wall that is open to the elements. Traditionally, loggias either ran along the facade of a building or could exist as a stand-alone feature. The open outer side of the loggia is usually supported by several columns or decorative arches.  I hope you found this as interesting as I did.