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Gothic Architecture. Church, Salisbury. England
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This Cathedral dates back to the year 1220. The cathedral has been photographed from the outside thousands of times due to it's fame as having the tallest spire in England I chose to create an image of the interior instead..

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::RobNevin
02/01/05 7:55 PM GMT
Regal framing for the regal picture. Amazing lighting Bob. Was this natural? I quite like the shadow cast by the frame too.... soft .. realistic. Awesome.
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morbid_massacre
02/02/05 4:55 AM GMT
This makes a very lovely desktop.
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::Marideath
02/07/05 2:06 AM GMT
10/10 from me for one of the most dramatic presentations I've ever seen. Just wish I could give you some extra points for the interesting history as well.
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kchristine
02/07/05 2:07 AM GMT
This is beautiful. I agree with Mary about the dramatic presentation. Great capture and thanks for posting this.
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Si
02/07/05 12:23 AM GMT
I'm not a great fan of frames for wallpapers, but the way you've done this works very well. A great capture of a splendid building, but it does look as though it's not quite straight....?
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.Poppaea
05/23/06 10:38 PM GMT
The picture is beautiful, but I think that the red color badly shifts my attention from what's important (the center part). Black or dark blue would look better, imho.
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.jeremy_depew
02/11/09 5:11 PM GMT
I love old cathedrals - amazing how much blood, sweat and tears went into building something like this. Great shot!
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