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04-FEB-2004 Ron Lutz 2nd

02-04-2004

Carnegie Museum of Art

A detail of the life-size plaster cast of the west portals of the Abbey Church of Saint Gilles, Gard, France from the French Romanesque Period: 12th Century A.D. At some point I want to shoot the entire façade, it’s something to see! One of the interesting things to note about this structure is the fact that many of the architectural details, such as the columns and cornices, do not match. The original was built from the rubble of other, older churches and temples. Also note the Saint’s face has been knocked off by some ancient invader.

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/8s f/4.0 at 40.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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Guest 16-Feb-2004 04:14
OMG - these colors, textures and dramatic lighting have really combined with great effect to create a powerful image, Ron. What an eye for composition and detail you have! Remarkable - truly a visual treat!
Guest 08-Feb-2004 15:48
Great composition and amazing lighting.
Guest 07-Feb-2004 07:16
Gorgeous details.
brother_mark07-Feb-2004 05:00
Fine composition and great image.
Guest 07-Feb-2004 02:48
Love the hue and details!
Guest 06-Feb-2004 22:11
Not quite as bad as the statues missing their male parts. :) Nice capture.
Jvan Photography06-Feb-2004 03:55
Beautiful color, I like the light and shadows too.
Pall Gudjonsson05-Feb-2004 11:37
Interesting subject and great angle
Guest 05-Feb-2004 11:19
great light
Guest 05-Feb-2004 03:12
Great architectural details, great job!
Guest 05-Feb-2004 02:54
Gorgeous!! It's like looking into a time portal. Love it -- angela ;)
Jill05-Feb-2004 02:47
Just look at the intricate detail of such a fine piece. Ron, you are so lucky! However we are lucky too that you share so well. Thanks.
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