St. Vitus Catherdral, a photo from Prague, Bohemia

Photographer's Note

St Vitus Catherdral in the grounds of Prague castle, as the broacher says Prague the mother of all cities.Every where you look there are amazing buildings and architecture. This gothic style building is impressive from the out side but if you get chance to go inside, it is outstanding.
The chancel area is dated 1344 - 1385

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bracasha75 (24591) 2010-10-21 23:52

Hey Mate
I see that Prague have leave deep impresion on you and you show us beauty of this city very profesional.I know that you have great time there
I,m happy for you!!!!!
Keep save,Bratislav

PS have you visit your family in Australia???

batalay (41261) 2010-10-31 5:51

Hello Adrian,

I like the architectural portrait of the St. Vitus's Cathedral, with people milling around. I see that it was shot on a Thursday, a presumably not walking out of the establishment.

Warm regards,

Bulent

williewhistler (16606) 2010-11-05 8:18

Hello Adrian,you have managed to convey the atmosphere of a bustling square very well,there is lots of detail in the buildings as well,however the converging verticles on the edge of the frame are a bit distracting for me, and perhaps you could remedy this as I see you are using CS3.
Best regards
Les

gunbud (34066) 2010-11-23 17:42

Hi Adrian,
The lovely czech architecture stands out brilliantly in this warm light and cloudless blue sky background.
Excellent details and sharpness to this fine urban scene.
Regards, Tom