Here are some other photos of our trip in the Eternal City.

I have a lot (I mean a lot - over 900) of photos, but those are the ones I wanted to share with you fellas.

Hope you like them and all comments are welcome.

1. Ceilings in the Vatican Museum. There rooms were once the private appartments of Popes in the middle ages.


2. Dome in one of the exposition chambers in the Vatican Museum.


3. Sistine chapel. Back wall with the painting of The Last Judgement. Technicaly, we are not supposed to take pictures in the chapel.


4. Sistine chapel - ceiling. Each square represents a chapter of the old testament.


5. St-Peter's Basilica baldaquin and dome.......extremely impressive


6. St-Peter's Basilica - one of the many little chapels inside the Basilica


7. Piazza Navona - Water fumes spread under the umbrellas to cool down the place


8. Pompeï - entrance of the Temple of Venus


9. Pantheon - Entrance to the temple with light in the oculus


10. Pantheon - Very impressive building, had chills running through my spine every time I stood in front


11. Colosseo - me (and my ugly mug) standing in front.


12. Colosseo - The side that is almost still intact


13. Colosseo arena - Stitched with 8 pictures


14 . Palazzo dei Conservatori - Where all tresures found in the Antique Imperial roman Forum are collected and showned to the public. Beautiful museum on the Capitol hill. This statue is of Medusa.


15. St-Peter's basilica - Stitched with 8 photos


16. View of Rome from the St-Peter's Basilica Dome. Stitched from 14 photos

[GeoJerry]

Great shots! I really liked 2, 6, 9, and 15. They look fantastic as is, but I would like to see what they look like in HDR. These kinds of pictures are perfect for that. Or maybe you did apply a mild HDR? Hard to tell for sure.

[slowpez]

I really enjoy the visit to Rome. #6 is outstanding. Beautifully captured with that ray of light.

[Martin_Qc]

Great shots! I really liked 2, 6, 9, and 15. They look fantastic as is, but I would like to see what they look like in HDR. These kinds of pictures are perfect for that. Or maybe you did apply a mild HDR? Hard to tell for sure.

Hi GeoJerry.
No HDR in use here. Just played a tinny bit with color saturation and contrast, but the picture is pretty much what you see standing there.

I really enjoy the visit to Rome. #6 is outstanding. Beautifully captured with that ray of light.

Hi slowpez.
Thanks. Just after the shot, I had a huge smile looking at it on the camera screen. Turned out even better once on the computer.