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Le Dôme de la Sache
est un des plus importants massifs glaciaires de Haute-
Tarentaise. 3601 mètres.
Un nuage reste accroché au sommet du Dôme, malgré le vent qui essaie de l'emporter.
Springfield, IL
With a total height of 361 ft (110 m), the Illinois capitol is the tallest non-skyscraper capitol, even exceeding the height of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.
Composition Lantern&dome. Temple of the Christ of the Savior. Building proceeded almost 44 years: the temple has been put on September, 23rd, 1839, consecrated — on May, 26th, 1883. On December, 5th, 1931 the temple building has been destroyed. It is anew built up on a former place in 1994-1997.
The cathedral was erected in 1795-1801 in the classic spirit by the project of the Moscow architect E. S. Nazarov and the serf architects Sheremetev Mironov and Dushkin. The temple is a columnless, huge dome rests on strongly protruding pylons, decorated with two pairs of pilasters made of artificial marble. The cathedral is very light due to the windows of the altar, high side windows and oblong windows of the drum
Fourteen green glass domes incorporated into the roof of the underground male and female ablution facilities. They are visible above ground and are an important feature of the Mosque’s Islamic garden design.
Sky Meadow Trail - Sky Dome
The Parklands of Floyds Fork
Louisville Kentucky
Camera - Nikon D7100
Lens - Tokina ATX 14-20mm f2 dx
Photo uploaded July 9, 2020
A dome in London's shopping mall.
Stars and blue sky beyond the dome make a look-up very worthwhile.
At the Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha, the Tropical Display Dome is a large lattice structure (geodesic) displaying plants from the tropics.
A pathway winds upwards through the dome building, wrapping around a central pond with water plants. This path leads visitors past a range of shrubs, climbers, epiphytes and small trees.
The dome provides a climate close to the natural growing conditions for plants that wouldn't normally grow in Brisbane.
It was pretty cool to still see some snow on top of Half Dome over a month after the last snow storm. The river was flowing pretty smoothly right now and I was able to get some nice reflections off of the water.
The roads were clear and made for a nice weekend drive. There is still a lot of snow on the ground and not a lot of people here to fight for the great views. I sure hope we get another storm soon to add to this snow though.
ANSH scavenger7 dome...
the town of foxboro would be amused to think that the autobot deems this a skyscaper ~grin~