Cathederal
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A view inside of a cathederal looking towards the pulpit
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The view of the painting at the side of the pews in a cathederal
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Stood by the pulpit in the Anglican Cathederal in Liverpool, looking back towards the main area of the cathederal. Believe it or not, this thing was built within the last 100 yeas, being finished in the 1970s!
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Looking down into the lady chapel at a cathederal
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I am not a religious person but the attention to detail in the design in this place amazed me.
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Watercolour
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taken off double decker on route to work
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Salisbury Cathederal
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Mainz Dom. Taken from the Altstadt (old part of town)
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The Cathederal is located in central Victoria Australia. It was built back in the times of the Victorian Gold Rush era. The foundation stone was laid in 1897 Photograph taken with an Olympus E520 camera at 7pm using no flash. /
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St John’s Anglican Cathedral is a true example of 19th century Gothic-Revival architecture, designed in 1888 by John Loughborough Pearson, and still under construction. The first two stages, 1906 to 1910 and 1964 to 1968, have created a superb gothic interior with a forest of elegant sandstone columns and arches supporting the only stone vaulted ceiling in Australia. Shot with a Canon 400D 18/55 mm Canon Lens / Photoshop / HDR / / Below is a link to a virtual tour of the church http://stjohnscathedral.com.au/community/info/virtual_tour2.html / Shot with a Canon 400D 18/55 mm Canon Lens / Photoshop / HDR
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A photo of Saint Basil’s cathederal, located just outside the Kremlin on Red Square, Moscow, Russia. SONY DSC-W1 / F/2.8 / 1/8 sec. / Focal length: 8mm
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The Cathedral of St Michael in Coventry was finished in 1962 following six years of building. It was built to replace the Medieval Cathedral which was destroyed on the night of the 14th of November 1940. This image shows the Nave and the magnificent 81 foot high Baptistery Window containing a total of 195 lights of stained glass in bright primary colours designed by John Piper. The clear glass window of the West Screen is adorned with saints and angels. Nikon D80. Sigma 10-20mm
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“Baptism Alter” – at Cantebury Cathedral, Kent, UK Canterbury Cathedral / Please see Video Equipment used:- Praktica luxmedia 4008 Live Life For Today And Save A Smile For Somebody Tomorrow – David “Baptism Alter” © Copyright – 2009 / All Rights Reserved – MCN: C1706-38E8E-F2ADE /
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This photo of this beautiful old Cathederal in Bendigo, Victoria has been given a bit of HDR enhancement.. The software that I used to do the enhancement is Corel Photo Impact by 3 I don’t know about the technical stuff, but in this software there is an editing tool for HDR ( just clicked that and played around with the various slidebars etc until I was happy with the results). The photo was taken hand held not on a tripod. I took 3 or 4 of them and this was the best shot.
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“Live Life For Today And Save A Smile For Somebody Tomorrow” – David Photograph taken at the Hotel Carlton on the stairway – Folkstone, Kent, UK in March 2009 Equipment used:- Praktica luxmedia 4008 “A Stained Glassed Window – 02” © Copyright – 2009 / All Rights Reserved – MCN: C7B3E-EFE93-52F66 /
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This is the view of the inside of this magnificent old Cathederal in Bendigo. Sacred Heart. This is one of the biggest cathederals in Australia.
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Two friends, arm in arm, laughing and catching up on their news. Taken on the path to the Cathederal Fig near Yungaburra and Lake Tinaroo in Far North Queensland. /
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Image captured in a limestone cave in south-east South Australia / /
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Taken at Avebury henge looking across at Salisbury Cathedral. Taken on Saturday 05-09-09. Canon Powershot SX10 IS Avebury is the site of a large henge and several stone circles surrounding the village of Avebury in the English county of Wiltshire. It is one of the finest and largest Neolithic monuments in Europe, about 5,000 years old. Although older than the megalithic stages of Stonehenge 32 kilometres (20 mi) to the south, the two monuments are broadly contemporary overall. Avebury is roughly midway between the towns of Marlborough and Calne, just off the main A4 road on the northbound A4361 towards Wroughton. The henge is a Scheduled Ancient Monument1 and a World Heritage Site.[2] Info from Wikipedia
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Taken on Saturday 05-09-09. Canon Powershot SX10 IS. Unusual Facts & Figures The Cathedral was built in just 38 years (AD1220-1258) 60,000 tons of Chilmark Stone and 10,000 tons of Purbeck Stone were used to build the Cathedral 28,000 tons of oak were used to construct the roof 420 tons of lead covering 4 acres were used on the roof Britain’s tallest spire (123m/404ft) was built between AD1310-1333 adding another 6,500 tons The spire now leans 69.85cm (27.5ins) to the south and 44.44cm (17.5ins) to the west The best preserved of only four surviving original Magna Carta (AD1215) is on display in the Chapter House Europe’s oldest working clock (AD1386), now situated in the north nave aisle, used to be located in the Bell Tower (demolished in 1789). It has “ticked” more than 5 million times since it was first built Salisbury has the largest Cathedral Close in Britain (80 acres) It has Britain’s largest Cathedral Cloisters The Quire stalls are the largest and earliest complete set in Britain It is reputed that there are 365 (the number of days in a year) windows and 8760 (the number of hours in a year) marble pillars The Close gates are locked from 11.30pm every night through until 7am next morning The first Cathedral School was founded by Bishop Osmund in 1091 at Old Sarum – the original settlement site for Salisbury Salisbury was the first Cathedral to have a girls’ choir – founded in 1991 There are 67 statues on the West Front A dead rat which carried traces of arsenic was found inside the skull of William Longespée when his tomb was opened centuries later *Info from the Salisbury Cathedral website
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