Thursday, 22 January 2009

Sky Watch Friday


The roofs of the Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Nice; I fell in love with the Cathedral last weekend and have shown several photos from various viewpoints. I promise this will be the last, at least for a while.
For anyone interested in the history of the Cathedral scroll back to Tuesday's post..

A happy sky watch to all participants and if you'd like to see more sky shots visit the Sky Watch website.

31 comments:

Walker said...

Fantastic picture, lovely.

Catherine said...

Wonderful.
I love the angle you chose.

Ana said...

Great photo. Lovely post. Church is fantastic.

Susan said...

I can see why you fell in love with it. It's beautiful.

Gerald (SK14) said...

I thought I was back in Saint Petersburg for a moment there - the Russians do know how to make a beautiful impression.

Olivier said...

l'eglise orthodoxe se marie bien avec le ciel. belle composition.

Kathy W said...

Wow those Russian churches are beautiful. Love the colors.

Tanya Breese said...

What gorgeous detail! Great picture Angela :)

Guy D said...

Wow what incredible detail on that church, fantastic photo, you captured it perfectly.

Cheers!
Regina In Pictures

This Is My Blog - fishing guy said...

Angela: That is truly a beautiful capture through the church roof.

dianasfaria.com said...

what a gorgeous building!

magiceye said...

lovely!
and please post some more of the cathedral...
they are lovely!

Raquel said...

Nice picture!

Jane Hards Photography said...

This is magnificent. Excellent upshot. Really brilliant week of images around one area.

Catherine said...

Sorry, Angela, yesterday, I didn't realize this picture was your post for Sky Watch.
So, concerning the Sky by itself, it couldn't be more mediterranean !

Jim Klenke said...

I love all of that detail and the beautiful blue sky.

Brad Myers said...

It is a beautiful building, I don't blame you for doing multiple post on it.

Hilda said...

The blue of that sky is giving the blue tiles of the cathedral a run for its money. But really, that cathedral is just absolutely fantastic! I can understand why you fell in love with it.

Dewdrop said...

Wow, isn't that just amazing?! A truly spectacular structure! I love the architecture! Terrific! I have never seen anything like it.

Lara said...

a true work of art - both the church and the photo!

Arija said...

This really stands as a monument to the murdered czar and his family, completed only six years before they all dyed. After the revolution Paris was awash with Russian nobility who had sought refuge there. In Niece this would have felt like a little piece of home.
A beautiful tribute to the lovely cathedral.

Mojo said...

Easy to see why you fell in love with it. That's a phtographers dream house. You could shoot for days on end there.

Wonderful shot!

Mamapippa ... said...

Beautiful !

GMG said...

Hi Angela! TGIF!! ;)
No wonder you fell in love with the Cathedral; it's wonderful!!

Blogtrotter, still posting on Delhi, waits your comment! ;)
Enjoy and have a great weekend!

Bhavesh Chhatbar said...

I clicked on the photograph to see it large, and couldn't stop looking at the details of the dome structure, bricks, the cross, walls, and every part of it.

I will be pleased to see more photographs of this beautiful Cathedral :) And, I believe most of your visitors too.

FO - 2 said...

I can understand that you fell in love with it! :)
It's beautiful!

Happy Saturday! :)

Virginia said...

These photographs are spectacular Angela. I have so enjoyed seeing and reading about this special place.
V

alicesg said...

Very beautiful photo of the roof of the church. Happy skwatch and have a nice weekend.

humanobserver said...

Brilliant composition...

Diederick Wijmans said...

An excellent composition, Angela!! Wel done.

Jilly said...

Just catching up with your blog, Angela, and look what I've missed! This series on the Russian Orthodox Church is just amazing. I've been to Nice many times and haven't seen it, so where is it! And where is the little chapel you showed a few days ago. I can see a trip to Nice must be on the cards, and not only to see YOU.