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Your'e not allowed to use tripods in this cathedral, so a much reduced need for writhing around on the floor, and a much increased need for leaving my camera on the floor, running away, and looking menacingly at anyone who seemed like they might be walking in its direction.
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The ceiling of clouds that rolled over the valley earlier in the day was still covering most of the sky at sunset.
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Overviewing various price tags, overhead signs, lights and ceiling fixtures at the Manassas Lidl store.
We celebrated my Mother in laws 80Th birthday with cooking lesson in a beautiful old building. In 1900 it was used as a whorehouse
View of the magnificent hallway in Jameh Mosque, reflecting geometric elegance, in Isfahan, Isfahan province of Iran.
Built during the Umayyad dynasty, Jameh mosque is one of the oldest mosques still standing in Iran.
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Like every year, this year too I went to Kolkata (Calcutta) for Bengal's biggest festival, Durga Puja. Once again, the creativity on display at the pandals had me mesmerised. Here is the ceiling of one such pandal. I love the psychedelic feel of the photo!
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Malmesbury Abbey, at Malmesbury in Wiltshire, England, is a religious house dedicated to Saint Peter and Saint Paul. It was one of the few English houses with a continual history from the 7th century through to the Dissolution of the Monasteries
Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire, UK
The ceiling at Leake Street doesn't get as much attention as the walls, for obvious reasons, but when it does the work is usually stunning. Forground is by Psychodoodlz, with the entrance to The Vaults at the bottom right. The portrait bottom left is the work of Olivier Roubieu.
The ceiling of the 203 foot long nave is covered with Victorian paintings as a kind of Jesse tree, tracing the ancestry of Christ. It was the work of two artists, Henry Styleman Le Strange, who painted the first six panels (counting from the west), and Thomas Gambier Parry, who painted the last six - you can observe a change of style between the sixth and seventh panels.
My nephew would call this "The bestest book store ever."
Well, it is an ordinary book store but in a lovely 19th century grade II listed building.
And they had pretty stairs :o)
(And a not so pretty carpet...)
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Ein großartiger Buchladen. Also, naja, ein Buchladen eben, aber in einem großartigen, denkmalgeschützten Gebäude aus dem 19. Jahrhundert.
Mit Treppen :o)
(Und einem relativ schrecklichen Teppich, aber man kann nicht alles haben...)
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