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12-DEC-2016

Porto. Sé do Porto

Porto´s Cathedral
The Porto Cathedral is one of the most important tourist sights in Porto and a historical and architectural landmark of the city at the same time. It is generally deemed one of the most impeccable embodiments of the Romanesque style, though, if truth be told, it is rather a mix of styles and influences with a notable overall Romanesque dash.But this is no surprise, given the age of the cathedral. The edifice was built between the 12th and the 13th century and in time it suffered structural and decorative additions and alterations, reflecting, as some might tend to believe, the way the architectural tendencies influenced the development of Porto itself in time.
The interior cloisters are done in the Gothic style. They are lined with magnificent azulejos tiling by Valentim de Almeida with a fine granite stairwell added by the Italian architect Nicolau Nasoni (1691-1773), whose work can be seen throughout Porto.

Canon EOS 70D
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Date/Time12-Dec-2016 11:59:46
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ModelCanon EOS 70D
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Focal Length17 mm
Exposure Time1/50 sec
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ISO Equivalent200
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William Barletta06-Feb-2017 21:16
A well composed image ~V~
Graeme04-Feb-2017 22:48
Very well composed to the view the wall art, Jose.V
Walter Otto Koenig04-Feb-2017 18:12
Very nice with the columns and the azulejos tiles. "V"
Helen Betts04-Feb-2017 14:57
An excellent way to frame that beautiful artwork on the wall. V.
Juliette04-Feb-2017 14:39
beautiful as always V
Hank Vander Velde04-Feb-2017 14:11
Excellent image Jose.
Jim Coffman04-Feb-2017 13:57
A very nice image of this amazing area!
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