Inside the cathedral at Salamanca, Spain. The old city of Salamanca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See other examples of the weekly photo challenge for symmetry here.
Hooray! This is my 400th post!
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That is absolutely gorgeous!
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Isn’t it? This cathedral is so beautiful, all I needed to do was find the symmetrical shot.
Thank you for your visit & comment, Karuna.
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These structures are so intricate. Congratulations on your 400 post!
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It is easy to see that the bests artists and architects of those times had a single vision of heavenly glory, isn’t it?
Thank you for your congrats, Perpetua.
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Most of them that created the structure has a fixation on their God. And they did create it for GOD.
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Wow 400 posts! Well done. This is a breathtaking photo MK, thankyou for sharing. 🙂 Spain is definitely on my bucket list.
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400 comes quickly! Thanks Karen. This cathedral could captivate a visitor for many hours. Salamanca is a joyous university town, full of old splendor and energetic people. I liked it very much.
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I’m trying to think of the shortest route from Australia to Spain. There is no short route, is there?
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There is only one way to spain and thats the “LONG” way MK!, still it will be worth it.
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Well done
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Thank you Chica!
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Beautiful shot of a beautiful place.
janet
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Thanks Janet. It’s a beautiful cathedral, and I was lucky to get to see it.
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Wow – That is breath taking.
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Thanks Chris. It is quite beautiful, that’s for sure.
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Stunning photo and beautiful entry for the challenge. Congrats on your 400th – that is an achievement to be proud of!
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Thank you Eliza. Architecture can give us lots of symmetry, but these old cathedrals are a world beyond that. And thanks on my “anniversary”. I must say it’s flown by, because I’ve made new friends and have learned a lot about photography since I started.
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It is great how blogging has brought out greater talents in you. I think it is an awesome forum in so many ways. One of which is the like-minded friends we meet. 😉
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Ditto, my friend. On all the points you made.
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I am constantly amazed by the talents of architects and builders of the early days. Beautiful!
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I would be delighted if the effect of modern buildings were as moving as these old ones.
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Agreed! =)
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Excellent composition and exposure and congrats on 400.
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Thank you twice, David. It’s a thrill to photograph such inspiring gems.
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What a lovely photo; you really captured it’s beauty. I was once lucky enough to attend Mass in the “old” part of the cathedral–it was all in Mozarabic, though! One of most interesting experiences of my time there.
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I can think of nothing that would better capture a visit to this cathedral than to have experienced that Mass. Wow.
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