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St Peters Dome
Lens: 18-135 Camera: k-5 Photo Location: Rome, Italy 
Posted By: markvc, 12-04-2019, 01:12 PM

I would have liked to have this more centered, but the main alter is in the way and I was pretty sure they did not want me to climb on it.
Even so, I was happy with the results. The Latin inscription starting "Tu Es Petrus" is the translated "You are Peter, and on this rock..."
An impressive building all around - and huge - bigger than you would expect.

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Nice shot. It is certainly impressive when you are on the spot.
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Great detail in that shot well done! thanks for sharing!
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QuoteOriginally posted by markvc Quote
I would have liked to have this more centered, but the main alter is in the way and I was pretty sure they did not want me to climb on it.
Even so, I was happy with the results. The Latin inscription starting "Tu Es Petrus" is the translated "You are Peter, and on this rock..."
An impressive building all around - and huge - bigger than you would expect.
You and I may like to have things centered, but the artists say that the best photos are at least some bit off-center and not completely symmetric. You did a fine job.

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Climb on that altar and you get a long stretch in the Vatican dungeons... I like the impression of the dome rotating and turning the vaulted ceilings adjacent!
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QuoteOriginally posted by markvc Quote
I would have liked to have this more centered, but the main alter is in the way and I was pretty sure they did not want me to climb on it.
Even so, I was happy with the results. The Latin inscription starting "Tu Es Petrus" is the translated "You are Peter, and on this rock..."
An impressive building all around - and huge - bigger than you would expect.
Cool! The perspective is eye grabbing. Lovely building

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