Looking Up

[mvanrheenen]

Wow, stunning artwork! Pretty humbling place I would imagine Doc!

[Atgets_Apprentice]

Sometimes I look up too... even in Prague

Looking up by Dr. Harout, on Flickr

That's not Prague, that's my bathroom!

[sury]

[quote="Dr. Harout"]Sometimes I look up too... even in Prague
/quote]

Welcome back Doc. Things are now going to "look up" really now.

Sury

[sury]

One more from Vatican I think.

[Birma]

Very nice addition Doc, and change of city

Love the gold on that last one Sury.

[aster]

Very nice additions to the domes, Sury. Lots of intricate work on those surfaces... : )


Dr. Harout, welcome back. A long way up, that dome but lots of great details all the way from Prague. Nice.

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[Atgets_Apprentice]

Another from Glasgow:

Vestibule, Glasgow City Chambers



a580, Tamron 18-250mm

[Birma]

Great looking up views Sury and AA

I was looking for things that would fit in to the category while I was on holiday. Here is my first idea. Nothing as fancy as an elaborately decorated ceiling, but the roofs of the Eden Project's Biomes. I love the shapes they form, and the fact that you see through them of course .

The first shot is from inside one of the Biomes.


2013 Cornwall - Biome Palms by Birm, on Flickr

The second is from outside.


2013 Cornwall - Above The Biome by Birm, on Flickr

Both A99, the first with the SAL 28-75/2.8, and the second with the Tamron 90 Macro.

[Greg Beetham]

Yeah me too Birma a thoroughly enjoyable thread.
Greg

[Atgets_Apprentice]

Way back in time: St Pauls Cathedral, 1981



Minolta XD-5, Tamron 24mm f2.5 possibly Kodak ISO 400.

[Atgets_Apprentice]

Choir, Glasgow Cathedral, March 2013



a580, Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6

[Greg Beetham]

Beautiful buildings Atgets.
Greg

[Atgets_Apprentice]

Thanks,Greg!

St Sulpice, Paris, 2006



a100, Sigma 18-200mm.

[Birma]

That's a great point of view in the last two shots AA

[Greg Beetham]

Yeah you don't get much more 'up' than that last one good shot Atgets.
Greg