St Sulpice Church, Paris - 2 by moochagoo
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Comments (28)
wonderful shot, excellent view on that stunning architecture! RS
Super light and compo!!
Superb POV and lighting!
well you never guess? I stayed up till 2am this morning and watched Da Vinci Code. and i said moochagoo has a photo of that:) nice capture my friend.
Very nice shot. Well captured. One idea: Maybe a convertion to a black/white picture would be very nice result also
Great architecture and shot !
fantastic image!!!!! Great perspective and photo!!!!!!!
love the photo of this church.
marvelous!
Very nice shot. Great lighting!
The earlier Greeks did not know the true arch, though even the Myceanaeans knew the false one. True arch--thus also true dome--was apparently Roman or perhaps Etruscan,and is seen, for example, in the Cloaca Maxima still at Rome. From sewer to vault, the principle is the same. The Pantheon taken sideways--who is numb enough to sit, and even rent seats under that? Faust is nearly over with.
unusual church POV. Well done !
Excellent capture!!
Fabulous shot!
une oeuvre d'art!superbe
Perfect pov to show the architecture and lighting.
Beautiful architecture and perspective!
Lovely with the filtered light.
marveolus capture...fantastic work..!!!
Wonderful POV. beautiful and fantastic. splendid capture!!
Fancy curves and lovely light, good comp.
Fantastic shot of fantastic architecture!!!! tom
Really wonderful POV!
Ouffffff SuBlImE
Good light and shot. Well done.
oh you did extra well on this architecture shot! marvelous!
Beautifully captured!
Very nice pov, light really brings out the shape of the arches.