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three arches...
© fogz
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Uploaded: 12/15/06 12:08 AM GMT
three arches...
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....I really loved the way these arches were illuminated. I will give you a bit more history when I find my book! hmmm! I think I left it at my mothers! lol!
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::kidder
12/15/06 12:11 AM GMT
Very nice nightime capture Patti! An excellent view down all three archways. This looks gorgeous! Nicely done Ms. Fogz! C):-)
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Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbes
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Very good. You used a tripod didn't you? It's been added to my favorites and my desktop file. Thanks and am looking forward to more information.
Steve
Steve
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I'd have to leave breadcrumbs to find my way out. LOL Very well done Patti, You've got a keen eye for what makes a shot worth taking my dear.
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Always remember - Follow the Yellow Brick Road, it will lead you to the Emerald City and OZ A very nice place to repose. Trust me on this one, I live there ............The Lion...................... MY GALLERY - The Magical Mystery Tour
Wonderful lighting in this image. It's a beautiful image too.
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being.
- Hermes
This is a great shot. Look whos head is swelling now. Love the lighting and the whole look. Excellent.
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I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is.
Albert Camus
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You shot this at the perfect angle Patti. I really like the way the light is reflected on the outside of the outer arches and the entire center arch. This is an excellent post is all aspects. Great job!
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For my secret Santa- Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. God bless you!
This is very nice Patti! Love the play between the lighting and the darkness!..=)
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"All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusion is called a philosopher."
- Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)
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Beautifully composed and presented. The lighting is spectacular.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
Out late again, eh!...this is very beautiful, terrific post of a night shot!....nicely done
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*Please forgive me, for not replying to every one of your lovely images-Problems with my hands is making it difficult*
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Really beautiful composition :-)
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"Love does not dominate; it cultivates." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaA favorite.love the glow and the composition is terrific
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Great shot Patti... wonderful perspective and lighting... very well captured.. well done
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........... "Live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece"
Fantastic night shot and I love what you have seen in this arches and the places behind. You have done a wonderful job and I was able to give it ten in the voting.
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I would be happy, seeing you in my galerie. Today I've posted Suspenders
It's...it's...it's....darn it...everyone has taken the words right out of my mouth...so just go back and read all the nice comments, and that's why I love this pic so much and why it will be on my holiday rotating file..if I ever get off the puter long enough for it to kick in..lol...great job :)PJ
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"We consider the artist to be a special sort of person. It is more likely that each of us is a special sort of artist." Elsa Gidlow
Beautifull shot Patti !! i love it, great light. Regarding your book left at mum, well here is some data.
Dom Place Salzburg.
Located where Residenzplatz flows into Domplatz in Salzburg, Austria, Salzburg Cathedral is world-renowned for its Renaissance architecture and 4,000-pipe organ. It is officially named the Cathedral of St. Rupert or Dom St. Rupert.
A church has stood on the site of the present Salzburg Cathedral from 774 AD. The original was replaced with a late-Romanesque structure completed in 1200, which burned down in 1598.
Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich took advantage of (some say caused) the old Romanesque-Gothic cathedral's destruction by fire to demolish the remains and make plans for a huge new structure to reaffirm Salzburg's commitment to the Catholic cause. However, his overthrow prevented the completion of this project.
Dietrich's successor, Archbishop Markus Sittikus Count Hohenems, commissioned the Italian architect Santino Solari to build the present cathedral, which was consecrated in 1628 by Archbishop Paris Count Lodron.
Hailed by some critics as the "most perfect" Renaissance building in the Germanic countries, the cathedral has a marble facade and twin symmetrical towers. The mighty bronze doors were created in 1959. The themes are Faith, Hope, and Love.
The interior is in the Baroque style with elaborate frescoes, the most important of which, along with the altarpieces, were designed by Mascagni of Florence.
The church's simple sepia-and-white interior, a peaceful counterpoint to the usual Baroque splendor, dates from a later renovation. The dome was damaged during World War II but was restored by 1959.
Near the entrance, look for the Romanesque font at which Mozart was baptized. The great composer later served as organist here from 1779 to 1781. Some of his compositions, such as the Coronation Mass, were written for the cathedral, and many were performed here for the first time.
Location: South side of Residenzplatz, Salzburg, Austria
Phone: 0662/84-41-89
Bus: 1, 3, or 5
Hours: Cathedral daily 8am-7pm (to 6pm in winter); excavations Easter to mid-Oct Wed-Sun 9am-5pm (closed mid-Oct to Easter); museum Wed-Sun 9am-5pm, Sun 1-6pm.
Cost: Free admission to cathedral; excavations 1.80€ adults, .70€ children 6-15, free for children 5 and under; museum 4.50€ adults, 1.50€ children
Dom Place Salzburg.
Located where Residenzplatz flows into Domplatz in Salzburg, Austria, Salzburg Cathedral is world-renowned for its Renaissance architecture and 4,000-pipe organ. It is officially named the Cathedral of St. Rupert or Dom St. Rupert.
A church has stood on the site of the present Salzburg Cathedral from 774 AD. The original was replaced with a late-Romanesque structure completed in 1200, which burned down in 1598.
Prince-Archbishop Wolf Dietrich took advantage of (some say caused) the old Romanesque-Gothic cathedral's destruction by fire to demolish the remains and make plans for a huge new structure to reaffirm Salzburg's commitment to the Catholic cause. However, his overthrow prevented the completion of this project.
Dietrich's successor, Archbishop Markus Sittikus Count Hohenems, commissioned the Italian architect Santino Solari to build the present cathedral, which was consecrated in 1628 by Archbishop Paris Count Lodron.
Hailed by some critics as the "most perfect" Renaissance building in the Germanic countries, the cathedral has a marble facade and twin symmetrical towers. The mighty bronze doors were created in 1959. The themes are Faith, Hope, and Love.
The interior is in the Baroque style with elaborate frescoes, the most important of which, along with the altarpieces, were designed by Mascagni of Florence.
The church's simple sepia-and-white interior, a peaceful counterpoint to the usual Baroque splendor, dates from a later renovation. The dome was damaged during World War II but was restored by 1959.
Near the entrance, look for the Romanesque font at which Mozart was baptized. The great composer later served as organist here from 1779 to 1781. Some of his compositions, such as the Coronation Mass, were written for the cathedral, and many were performed here for the first time.
Location: South side of Residenzplatz, Salzburg, Austria
Phone: 0662/84-41-89
Bus: 1, 3, or 5
Hours: Cathedral daily 8am-7pm (to 6pm in winter); excavations Easter to mid-Oct Wed-Sun 9am-5pm (closed mid-Oct to Easter); museum Wed-Sun 9am-5pm, Sun 1-6pm.
Cost: Free admission to cathedral; excavations 1.80€ adults, .70€ children 6-15, free for children 5 and under; museum 4.50€ adults, 1.50€ children
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Hans! you are a font of knowledge! ;) thank you :)
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"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery and today is a gift, that is why we call it the present."
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Haha ha Patti, i am sorry !!! but i could not resist the challenge, seeing you left your book behind.
I saw on the right side of your image a street sign, so i just "googled" the streetname, and the text above, is what i came up with, the rest was just copy and paste lol :-)
I have never been there, so it was once again, great to come along on your beautifull trip of Salzburg. Please keep them coming if you see fit.
Hans.
I saw on the right side of your image a street sign, so i just "googled" the streetname, and the text above, is what i came up with, the rest was just copy and paste lol :-)
I have never been there, so it was once again, great to come along on your beautifull trip of Salzburg. Please keep them coming if you see fit.
Hans.
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Well..they've all said it quite nicely above. The lighting and perspective make for an awesome composition Patti. LMAO..that Hans is quite the investigator.
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The thing that goes the farthest, towards making life worthwhile, it costs the least and does the most, is just a pleasant smile.
The lighting is indeed very lovely, it's very serene and calming. Beautiful image Patti.
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Patti, best wishes in the contest - love your picture!
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