The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi by mbz2662

Photography • Architecture • posted on Jun 11, 2009

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This is a beautiful cathedral. We visited it on our very short trip to Santa Fe last August. I will probably post one or two more photos. If you are interested in history, here is a "LINK" . Enjoy. When we were there they were refurbishing the interior, but you were still able to enter. It is very beautiful. I haven't been around much.. been pretty busy at home. But I am well :) ...and I'd like to say Thank God for cameras and I am happy I lug mine around most of the time~ It came in very handy yesterday. Y'all have a beautiful day and enjoy the upcoming weekend. HUGS ~Melinda~ My previous upload, "Wildflowers 2", one of my favorites lately... I love how sunny it looks :) Thanks for looking and commenting.

Comments (10)

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pops

9:43PM | Thu, 11 June 2009

Beautiful photo

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goodoleboy

10:06PM | Thu, 11 June 2009

Hey, I remember that cathedral back when I visited Santa Fe. Didn't take any pictures of it though, because that was when film cameras were still in vogue and I had to husband my supply of film. Not so these days with 4 to 8GB memory cards. But I digress. Stellar POV employed to capture the awesome perspective, clarity and textures in this shot, Melinda!

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Gwyn Tyger

10:18PM | Thu, 11 June 2009

what a beautiful building

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lizzibell

11:45PM | Thu, 11 June 2009

Beautiful...

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Rainastorm

5:37AM | Fri, 12 June 2009

incredible image !

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tizjezzme

6:59AM | Fri, 12 June 2009

Looks like a very pretty cathedral. I'd love to see the inside. Nice shot and love the POV. I try lugging my cam around wherever I go too ... seems when I dont, I miss something great.

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