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Heritage Days in Brussels
(Open Door)
18 September 2016
Nikon D7200
Tokina AT-X 116 PRO DX-II 11-16mm f/2.8
St Michael and All Angels, Headingley, Leeds, West Yorkshire
Headingley and Leeds were adjacent villages in the medieval period, but by the end of the 18th Century Headingley had been completely subsumed into its avaricious neighbour. Of necessity, the parish church was rebuilt in the 1880s by John Loughborough Pearson.
Here we are just up the hill from the cricket ground on a hilltop site overlooking the city. The spire can be seen for miles. Typically for Leeds, this was intended as a luxuriant ritualist space, and a fashionable one at that, for Headingley had become the home for the villas of the Leeds middle classes. And yet, it doesn't quite come off, at least not as seen as today. The huge reredos by Temple Moore is fabulous, with Hardman & Co's painted altar still fronting it, and their lady chapel is delightful. But the same company's range of windows is, I suppose, not much more than dull and worthy, and in the early 21st Century middle-brow clothes it now wears, the whole place feels a bit dated, especially given its location in a prosperous suburb of a deliciously reinvented great city.
I had been planning to visit St Thomas More's Catholic church in Sheldon for some time;. It is built of concrete in a kind of semi-circular 'fan' layout crowned by two fins forming a central fleche. It is the work of Richard Gilbert Scott and opened in 1967.
I found the interior quite stunning, covered by a sweeping layered roof and enclosed by walls of coloured glass (by John Chrestien) in rich blues and oranges throwing strips of coloured light onto the floor. On the rear wall is an odd sequence of symbolic applique windows with coloured glass granules (some coming apart) and two separate chapels with further abstract glazing. I really liked this church, a little known modernist gem.
A shot of the cupola roof in one of the Buildings of the Schloßgarten in Schwetzingen, Germany (the mosque)
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Ely Cathedral has a vast, spacious feel to it, in part because of the magnificence of its roof space. This shot shows the octagonal tower space as well as the main nave ceiling, both of which have beautiful paintings and decoration
Interior Scenes and Ceilings from inside the Longleat House
"I Just Had To Look Up"
We visited Longleat with the local U3a Visits Group
frame #8 Museum ceiling.
6 sec. exposure @ ƒ11
CAMERA: Diana Mini Premier Cru (24x24)
FILM: "BLACKOUT" A Super Slow, Ultra High Contrast, B&W Transparency Film Available soon from Labeauratoire
(expired 1989)
DATE: 6/9/2013
DEVELOPMENT: AGFA Rodinal 1:50 for 13min @ 20°c
SCANNER: HP Scanjet G4050
The converging lines in this partition of corridors and stairwells of the Lovre Museum in Paris France struck me as a daunting thing to design and then let alone build! It doesn't show here, but the various arches and stairs are crazy!
Nikon D300 with Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8
Asbestos insulation board bevelled edge ceiling tiles stuck to ceiling of restaurant.
Painted and in good condition, should be labelled, left alone and managed (prevent disturbance).
Quite common in commercial buildings
Choir - altar, reredos and baldacchino by Charles Nicholson, 1936. All-over gilding in 1970 by S E Dykes Bower
This ceiling is found all throughout my childhood home. I scrapped my hand and head on it several times while jumping on my bed. The texture is rough not like the smooth ceiling that I now have. I'm sure it too has a name but I don't know what to call it.
Wide view of Ohio Theater Lobby Ceiling.
This was captured with Zenitar 16mm f2.8 Fish Eye (for full frame, good wide angle for crop) M42 mount mounted on Canon DSLR Rebel XT/350D @f11
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...
Notre-Dame, is a medieval Catholic cathedral on the Île de la Cité in the fourth arrondissement of Paris, France. The cathedral is widely considered to be one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture.
During an acoustical try-out of the auditorium of the new Congress Center with the Symphony Orchestra of the Conservatorium Kraków (Orchestra Symfoniczna Akademii Muzycznj w Krakowie), Kraków, Poland
ODC -Low Angle Shot
I had a few ideas for the "low angle shot" theme so I started taking some photos of my legs and boots with the camera on the floor and some photos of my dogs from a very low angle, but I wasn't happy with the boot shots and I ended up lying on the floor frustrated with my dogs and staring at the ceiling. ...then I saw the lines that were created where the walls and ceiling meet between my kitchen and living room and the color difference due to the different lighting and ended up composing this abstract. I rarely "see" abstracts, so I decided to go with it as my photo for today.
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Part of the nave of All Saints church at Wilbarston, Northamptonshire. The ceiling is 15th century, restored and repainted in 1884. "IHS" is a common symbol in western Christianity and is a truncation of "Jesus" in Greek (ΙΗΣΟΥΣ).
The church began in the 12th-century and was listed Grade II* in 1957.