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We were at the Curran Theatre seeing a fun play called The 39 Steps. Crazy good acting. I managed to take this picture just before the crazy usher lady started yelling that no pictures were allowed.
The ceiling of our hotel room in Aleppo (Diwan Rasmy). An old Arabic house converted into a boutique hotel. We decided we could splurge for one night (70 usd :)
A hipped roof, chimneys and cupolas add to the Old World feel of this house plan. This house plan is designed for entertaining, with an open, airy great room and stunning dining room with tray ceiling and bay window. The large kitchen is open to the dining room and has a bar facing the great room, creating a perfect place for casual meals and get-togethers. This house plan has an inviting screen porch which lies just off the great room through French doors, and features a fireplace and bar area for entertaining year-round. *Photographed home may have been modified from the original construction documents.* www.dongardner.com/house-plan/1289/the-peyton/
Walton's church of St James is a small and neat structure dating from 1750, sitting next to Gilbert Scott's Victorian Gothic Walton Hall. The presence of stained glass in the windows however indicates that the church did not come through the Victorian period untouched (Pevsner says it was enlarged in 1842).
Inside the church is very attractive with decorative plaster ceilings though the stained glass diffuses the Georgian atmosphere somewhat. The 'Venetian' east window and flanking lights in the tiny projecting chancel are the work of Clayton & Bell and centres on a crucified Christ who looks somewhat older than 33! Two later pictoral north nave windows are rather heavily ornamented and along with the ornamental glazing opposite subdue what must have originally been a very light interior.
The church is generally kept open to visitors during normal daylight hours.
A compact nuclear reactor for space will be mounted at the top of this eight foot long stainless steel support cone as part of the SNAP 10A system.
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One of the things that interested me the most. The ceiling is beautifully painted with stories from Mahabharat and Ramayan. Most of the fresco's are ruined. This is one of the clear ones. The beauty of line, form, grace, costumes and movement is fascinating.
To quote a website: "The frescos that cover the entire space are reputed to be the most important specimens of Vijaynagar pictorial art. Painstakingly done, these narrate events from the life of the patrons of this temple as well as episodes from the Mahabharatha and Ramayana."
Main Ceiling of Ohio Theater.
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...