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Hagia Sophia (Holy Wisdom).
The church was dedicated to LOGOS, the second person of the Holy Trinity, which as you can imagine took place on the 25 December. Later it was converted to a mosque. Now it serves as a museum (Wiki)
13/06/2012
Today was another awesome day. First off we went in to the Colloseum, using our Roma Pass to skip the lines (It was even faster than the guided tour groups line!), then we met back up with Karrie-Ann, Sophie and Jo and wandered over to Castel St Angelo, before eventually meandering home.
Once it was almost dark, Mark and I then headed back to the Colloseum to shoot it all lit up at night.
This is SOOC.
(and yes, I know I have a self-portrait theme for my 366 this month, but this one HAD to be shared!)
@kyoto station. it really amazed me as i didn't expect kyoto station would look like this - somewhere grand like a science space world leading towards the roof garden to get a whole city view.
[finally kyoto!]
"History of Old Architecture" that will knock your socks off: scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/12578