Chorin, Germany, 2011

The restored Detroit Opera House AKA Grand Circus Theater, and Capitol Theatre.

Designed by C.Howard Crane in Italian Renaissance style, opened in 1922. Seating 3,500, it was the 5th largest theater to open at that time.

After 1989, it had a 20 million dollar restoration.

It was built to show movies but C.Howard Crane forgot to add in the projection booth! It has one now up in a ceiling cove.

Ceiling of the Arcade Mall on Main St in Columbia, South Carolina.

Ceiling.

Another shot from my recent visit to the world famous Maulbronn Monastery.

Crane Co.

C. Tom Smith Photography Collection

More vaulted ceilings with great lighting - just wished I had a tripod that day - could have played a bit more with these shots :-)

Ceiling fan

Sunday afternoon, looking up. Seattle, WA.

Yes - the wallpaper wraps around the entire bathroom! I love it!

This was taken at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens in Charlotte, NC.

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I just like the shadow play here.

iPhone 12 mini

The ceiling of our hotel.

Tangiers, Morocco.

Galway

Decorated ceiling at the Bahia Palace, Marrakech, Morocco. 28 January, 2007.

August 14 2018 - Ceiling fan lights at the apartment my wife and I rent.

In the newer part of the building but still dates from 15th century

Purchased in 1550, the Palace was chosen by Cosimo I de’ Medici and his wife Eleanor of Toledo as the new Grand Ducal residence, and it soon became the new symbol of the Medici’s power over Tuscany. It was also the royal palace of other two dynasties: the House of Lorraine-Habsburg (which succeeded the Medici from 1737) and the Kings of Italy of the House of Savoy, who inhabited it from 1865. Nonetheless the palace still bears the name of its first owner, the Florentine banker Luca Pitti that in the mid-1400s started its construction – maybe after a design by Brunelleschi – at the foot of the Boboli hill beyond the Arno river.

Today the Palace is divided into four museums: the Treasury of the Grand Dukes on the ground floor, the Palatine Gallery and the Royal and Imperial Apartments on the first floor, the Modern Art Gallery and the Museum of Costume and Fashion on the second floor.

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In the Heathrow Terminal 5 baggage hall, London, United Kingdom

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This is the glass ceiling of the Robert and Arlene Kogard Courtyard in the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum.

Ceiling Mercedes Museum

Palazzo Ducale, Mantua, Italy

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Mtskheta, Georgia

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