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The class 313 unites between Moorgate - Stevenage via Hertford North and Welwyn Garden City via Potters Bar are very soon to be replaced by brand new class 717 units. 05th February 2019.
Taken on honeymoon in Costa Rica.
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Coudersport, PA. April 2021.
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This the ceiling of the Chapter Room at York Minster Cathedral. I laid on my back to take this and still could not capture the whole thing. I brought the wrong lens with me for this kind of photo but the beauty and symmetry of this architectural work of art had to be captured as best it could with the lens I had. The Cathedral Chapter is like a Vestry or board of directors who take care of the business of the cathedral.
New Video up on my YouTube channel. Go and check it out to see the behind the scenes of my latest pictures. Beautiful light coming through the Galerie de la Reine's ceiling here. Stay tuned for more :)
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The church of Santo Domingo is pure baroque style. Filled even in the last corner with details and textures.
This is the ceiling (center and right) and the chorus (bottom left).
It is full of biblical passages represented in painting and high-relief scupture.
It's symbolic, or something.
This photograph was taken at the Louvre in Paris, with a Pentax K50 and an 18-55mm kit lens.
Johnson City, NY. June 2015.
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The afternoon sun filtered through the stained glass windows, providing an orange glow to the interrior
The ceiling of the center of this devotional place in the the Sri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir.
Date Taken: 2008-04-09
Canon EOS 5D, 16-35mm f/2.8L USM, RAW, ISO-1600
The sky-goddess Nut wraps her arms and legs around a celestial gathering of the gods in the afterlife on one of the ceiling panels of the temple for Khnum at Esna. Though cult architecture is attested back to the New Kingdom, much of the structure was rededicated under the Roman emperor Decius, making this one of the last monumental temples in ancient Egypt before the arrival of Christianity.
Esna: Late Period (3rd century BC to 3rd century CE)
I thought the ceiling in the one gallery was rather interesting. The gallery itself had a fantastic series of paintings, sort of "Old Dutch Masters" still lifes, with a modern twist.
The ceramic tiled ceiling of a vault at the masdjed-e Nasr Al Molk at Shiraz. The use of the yellow color was an innovation of the Zand era. Later, under the Qajar rulers, the use of yellow was even extended to the point it became the dominant color for the ceiling, while their Safavid predecessors used the blue as the dominant colors.
Taken at Shiraz, Fars province, Iran, April 2009