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Holy Trinity Church
The church and attached friary are run by the Capuchins who have been in the city since at least 1637. The church above dates from early eighteenth century.
25 Jul
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10 Comments
Great shot. I like the way the church is between the gates and the cloud at the top of the church makes the picture complete.
This is the most wonderful composition, and the light colors of the gate, church and walk look fantastic with that beautiful blue sky.
A very good example of working with, rather than compensating for, the perspective distortion of the superwide lens. Good stuff!
Thanks for the comments! After I uploaded this image I worked on it a little more and changed the perspective on it to correct the stretched look. I still like this on however!
Fantastic perspective.
I love this composition, the inclusion of the gates to lead the eye into the main subject. Great architecture and a splendid capture.
Beautiful!
beautiful picture nice sky that makes this picture look more precious.
It’s already been said – AWESOME!
This is more than a prety picture, it is a testament to the victory of true love and the perserverance of destiny.