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Part of the ceiling in Tewkesbury Abbey that contains an emblem of the House of York in the shape of the sun. It was put here by the House of York to celebrate victory over the House of Lancaster in Tewkesbury in the year 1471. The Abbey was quite old even then, being consecrated by the Bishop of Worcester in 1121.
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Floriano Ferramola (1478-1528) Crucifixion - Choir of the Nuns - Monastery of Santa Giulia Brescia
Il Coro, nobile ambiente affrescato entro il quale le monache benedettine del monastero di Santa Giulia per secoli hanno assistito, non viste, alle funzioni religiose, è stato aperto al pubblico nel 2002, dopo un lungo intervento di restauro e di adeguamento, diventando parte integrante del Museo di Santa Giulia.
Questo sontuoso luogo di culto, articolato su due livelli, venne innalzato tra Quattrocento e Cinquecento. La parete orientale e le pareti laterali appaiono riccamente decorate da affreschi di Floriano Ferramola e di Paolo da Caylina il Giovane.
A splendid frescoed chamber where the Benedictine nuns of the Santa Giulia convent took part, hidden from view, in religious functions - was opened to the public in 2002 after a lengthy period of restoration and preparatory work, and thus became part of the Santa Giulia Museum.
This sumptuous place of worship, with two floors, was built in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. The east and side walls are richly decorated with frescos by Floriano Ferramola and Paolo da Caylina the Younger.
The Third Place
The “Grand Stair” at the newly redesigned and renovated National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Seemingly, this grand stair - with its riser seating - has become a popular third place (a social environment distinct from the home - the first place, and the workplace - the second place) for students’ and professionals alike - many of whom were engaged in social and/or personal activities during our visit.
"Originally opened in 1969, a two-years belated centennial birthday gift to Canada, and designed by Fred Lebensold of Affleck, Desbarats, Dimakopoulos, Lebensold, Sise, the existing building was a brutalist masterpiece." Today, the main public areas of the building - the atrium and mezzanine levels - are airy light-filled spaces, which overlook Confederation Square and the Chateau Laurier - in short, the view is magnificent.
Source: spacing.ca/ottawa/2017/07/05/review-national-arts-centre-...
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey.
The design of these ceilings "expand" the interior space like there are no boundaries between heaven and earth.
This is the second version of this photo, both taken with the same lens but different cameras. Even with a narrower field of view of the 70Ds version, I think the other version taken with my 5D has more detail.
St Paul's Cathedral interior shot of the ceiling. #SurpriseStPauls
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This wide-angle lens is just superbe when shooting interiors!
In the beginning of the week I took some shots from the Dom Church in Utrecht, an amazing building it is.
There are still some high-key areas in the shot, which I hope to erase once I have the time to seriously edit the shot!
Just the result wanted me to share it with you guys.
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this is the ceiling inside Ottawa's Notre Dame Cathedral….
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Tomb of Baba Taher, the poet who lived in 11th century.
Baba Taher , also spelled as Baba Tahir, (in Persian: باباطاهر)
His tomb is located near the northern entrance of the city of Hamadan in Western Iran, in a park, surrounded by flowers and winding paths. The structure consists of twelve external pillars surrounding a central tower. It was reconstructed in 1970.