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Evangelical Church (in need of repair), Bistrita, Romania
Located in Bistriţa's Main Square, the Evangelical Church was built by Transylvanian Saxons centuries ago. Construction of the Gothic church with Renaissance elements (i.e. the pews) began in 1470 and was completed almost 100 years later by Petrus Italus de Lugano, who added renaissance elements to the structure. A 76.5 m high steeple (Saxons' Tower) overlooking the city was added later, making it the highest stone church tower in Romania. (surprising-romania.blogspot.com/2010/01/evangelical-churc...)
The 65-foot, barrel-vaulted lobby ceiling featuring gold-leaf medallions and 100-year-old, original luminous prism stained glass
The Union Station Nashville Yards
The Union Train Station turn into a hotel.
Nashville, Tennessee
USA
Another vaulted ceiling shot from my summer trip to Spain. This one is from the cathedral in Segovia.
Ely Cathedral, Cambridgeshire, UK.
I really like the two dragons that are on notes sides of the base of the stone arch.
One from a few years ago, rediscovered.
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On a walk around the city to catch up on what's happening with the earthquake rebuild. Christchurch September 26, 2017 New Zealand.
The Crossings is central Christchurch's biggest retail precinct development yet. The $140 million complex is made up of shops and hospitality outlets, plus offices and a car parking building. It has been built in new and restored heritage buildings around a series of laneways and air bridges.
For More Info:https://i.stuff.co.nz/business/96482713/the-crossing-opens-this-week-to-christchurch-shoppers
The House of Music, Budapest by Sou Fujimoto
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Looking down past Lahn into the valley. The cloud above made the place feel like a cave- a misty ceiling of sorts.
I used this shot as part of my Assignment 5 submission for Digital Photographic Practice for my OCA course.
This shot was obviously taken in Bethlehem, Israel, which was the birthplace of Jesus. The afternoon sun was shining brightly through the window over the altar, which really lit up the gold in the ceiling.
Day 55 - After I got off work, I walked into the lobby of the building and pointed my fisheye straight unto the ceiling for an interesting shot.
The Baroque castle was the Summer residence of the Bavarian ruling family, the Wittelsbacher. It was built between 1664 and 1675 and expanded in several steps later. This picture shows the 'Steinerner Saal', giving onto the large park.
For more photos about Munich or Bavaria, see my Munich album.
The ceiling of, I believe, the Mathematics and Computer Science Research Library of Sorbonne University, shot from Tour Zamansky
The cathedral was severely damaged by an earthquake in 1908, and rebuilt in a modern eclectic style with Romanesque and Gothic elements. The initial design was by the engineer P. Carmelo Umberto Angiolini and then modified by the engineer Mariano Francesconi. The new church was consecrated in 1928. В результате войн, крупных землетрясений собор разрушался неоднократно и в результате этого его перестраивали. Последняя реконструкция, инициатором которой стал епископ Ринальдо Камило Руссо, началась в 1917 году, т.к. после землетрясения 1908 года собор сильно пострадал. Реконструкция продолжалась до 1928 года, когда восстановленный собор заново освятили в честь Успения Пресвятой Девы Марии.
My office is in the basement of my house. There are these tiny windows near the ceiling that random cats come up to all the time. I get spied on constantly. Haha.
I wasn't going to post this to Flickr, but I actually received quite a lot of feedback on this shot on social media. So here it is!
Handheld, manual focus, not cropped, etc. etc. Taken through a screen. Used a shallow depth of field with manual focus to get behind the screen.
The Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford. Painted by King Charles II's court painter, Robert Streater. A four year restoration project was completed in 2008. The allegorical story depicted in the paintings shows Truth descending upon the Arts and Sciences and expelling ignorance from the university. A vertical shot with the theatre organ pipes at the bottom of the frame.