Chambord Castle - Stairs and twilight by ratto
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Description
The most interesting architectural feature is the main staircase, built in a double helix form that permits one person to climb and another to descend without meeting; some believe it was designed by Leonardo da Vinci. The lantern tower atop the staircase rises to 32 meters (105 feet).
Comments (15)
Tanialmeida
u excell in this type of photography, the twighlight is very beautiful and the light is magical, nicely taken!!!
Niutek
:D I can see the window from the previous shot out there :D Moody and beautiful - one of your specialties :)))
logiloglu
i like this contrast. !!!!!!!!! :o) !!!!!!!!!
jgeorge
THe lighting is really great, and I like the copmosition too
coolj001
Cool photo. It sounds like this interesting design was by MC Escher -Peace :-)
idezioJr
Well done light/shadows silhouette.
Lalani
Beautiful lighting, and intersting ceiling. Everything about this one is simply perfect! huggles
dtp
agree with tanialmeida
Tedz
Oh! What a Stair Way. You could argue with the Wife...not meet Her on the Stairs...less chance of wearing the Chamber Pot :(
davidhate
A beautiful moody shot, full of interest:) Thanks for the info' as well:))
Tommy3D
Awesome shot, Ale!! The lighting is perfect, and the way you framed it is excellent!!
funkandjazz
Fascinating description of the staircase... something I'd love to see! And this is a wonderful shot, dark and moody... an invitation to explore! :)
cynlee
fantastic lighting & composition- beautiful shot, interesting staircase for sure... would luv to see this for real :]
mis-misty
very nice copmosition and a good light too. Wonderful
PapaGuru
Shiver... very nice compo and lighting, though I always expect a big spider somewhere in a corner.