The Duomo was built almost 700 years ago. It features a dome designed and frescoed by Brunelleschi. Together with the Baptistery out front and the Campanile next door, it is the largest of Florence's landmark attractions. Its size is problematic for a photographer. It is so big it's hard to take a photo and see it all, unless you use an ultra-wide lens. And then, all the corners of the photo curve together and you get something out of Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind. So the whole time I was in Florence, I was in the hunt for a different perspective on this fantastic cathedral. You have all seen the classic postcard view, here are some different looks.
Different perspective: Night! At night the Duomo is lit up by the moon and by atmospheric lights. It looks cleaner, more ethereal, more spiritual even.
Different perspective: Night! At night the Duomo is lit up by the moon and by atmospheric lights. It looks cleaner, more ethereal, more spiritual even.
Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D200) |
Original size: 1987px x 3000px |
Current: 199px x 300px |
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