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The sun had just come through the windows behind and to the left of the camera giving everything a warm glow.
Tech specs:
9 exposure HDR from 4 seconds to 1/60th @ f11 ISO 100.
The ceiling of the incorrectly named Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, built in the second quarter of the fifth century and covered with mosaics - Ravenna, Italy.
lower Ceiling (lower part of Balcony) of Ohio Theater.
This was captured with Jupiter-9 85mm f2 M42 mount mounted on Canon DSLR Rebel XT/350D @f7
It has gorgeous interior, built on Spanish Baroque architecture.
In my opinion, one of the least discussed/visited place in Columbus, but the real beauty lives here...
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Theater's ceiling. Has been a performing art theater for a Century.
Kumamoto Prefecture, Kyūshū.
Kept now as 'Heritage'
Japan.
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The old church at Dädesjö (Dädesjö gamla kyrka - to tell it apart from Dädesjö nya kyrka, "the new chuch of Dädesjö") was built sometime 1150-1299. It is a small church consisting of a single nave and a choir. Unlike many other small churches it was never demolished when a new, bigger church was built in 1795, instead it was used for storage. Later it was discovered that the church still had original, medieval paintings - never covered up (which is very unusual). The paintings were made by the artist Sighmunder at the end of the 13th century (he signed his work, using runic letters) and is today viewed as one of the best examples in the country of medieval art. The ceiling medallions depicts the story of the birth of Christ - from the annunciation to the massacre of the innocents in Bethlehem.
The Coptic Museum was founded in 1908 and is the World's most extensive collection of Egyptian Christian art.
Housed in a purpose built gallery on two floors (with architectural embellishments such as ceilings and glass that are rewarding in themselves) the exhibits span the centuries, telling the story of Coptic Orthodox Christianity in Egypt, one of the oldest Christian communities in the World which today comprises approximately ten percent of the country's population.
The display begins with architectural sculpture from the late Roman period onwards through to frescoes from churches along with items in all media, including an especially fine collection of paintings and icons upstairs.
It is one of the most important museums in Cairo and an essential place to visit in order to gain an understanding of Egypt's Christian past.
Bóveda estrellada de la tribuna sobre el nártex de la iglesia de la Abadía de San Pedro de Moissac (Tarn et Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, Francia), uno de los hitos del Camino de Santiago francés, y cuyo claustro y portada son obras maestras del arte románico
Rotated shot, this time: only one exposure, hand-held. On the sides you can see the lifts that go to the ceiling -- a great experience: tourists can go up to the top and have a look at the frescos ...! Virtual tour, with panorama lift: www.karlskirche.at/tour-pl.html .
Spent the day in Joliet - a cold, windy, typical Illinois February outing. Thankfully, much of it was inside this amazing, lovingly restored theater. The tour lasted just over two hours. The lobby, balcony, all over the audience seating, on the stage, back stage, green rooms and more. Tradition at the theater is that any actor or show signs a surface - stairs, walls, ceilings, doors, pipes - you name it.
Starting at the back stage stairs, going up, down, in all the rooms. If the person was here, you'll find a signature. From Alice cooper to Hannah Montana, Elmo to Stomp. Carrot Top to Carol Burnett.
Three exposure HDR shot while looking up beneath a small tower in the Kulturforum in Berlin-Tiergarten.
Our bedroom ceiling run through Google's dreamscape software makes things appear creepy... Just in time for Halloween, too...
八卦藻井 [ 鹿港天后宮 Lugang Mazu Temple, Lugang Township ]
Canon EOS 30D + Tokina AT-X 124 PRO (IF) DX
March 30, 2007
by Yueh-Hua
Do I have to say more???
In the Medieval Ages - the Master paint the story for those who do not know how to read.
Plaster for ceilings are popular these days in regard to faux finishing. A tray ceiling is pictures here with a plaster and metallic faux combination
At Hampton Court Palace..It was originally built for Cardinal Wolsey, a favourite of King Henry VIII, circa 1514; in 1529, as Wolsey fell from favour, the palace was passed to the King, who enlarged it.
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