Notre Dame Cathedral ? by Richardphotos

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Dec 25, 2009

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Description

this is an elaborate model made out of brass and I took the picture in an antique store at Forney Texas.shooting at 10mm and being within four feet, I think you can imagine the size as I was not able to get the complete tower .I did numerous things to it in psp I am not sure if it is the older Notre Dame Cathedral or not.our friends in France should know.the small statue of Mary is not part of the model.it was only standing next to it.by far I am not inclined to be religious, but I found this last night while searching for something to post thanks for your visit and any comments.I hope your holidays are wonderful and safe

Comments (77)

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MagikUnicorn

11:58AM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Thats COOL

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DennisReed

6:54PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Exquisite model and capture there of!

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amota99517

7:40PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Wow! That is some amazing modeling making and an excellent shot.

bebert

10:22PM | Sat, 26 December 2009

i don't know if exist !! but seems to Buckfast abbey inspiration. excellent capture.

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TwoPynts

8:42AM | Sun, 27 December 2009

Very Nice Richard! Melekalikimaka!

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mickeyrony

12:42PM | Sun, 27 December 2009

I do not believe in the beliefs as but you know just d' to have taken this model shows the benefit of your visions like a whole to little fill with wonder. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) I do not believe in the beliefs as but you know just d' to have taken this model shows the benefit of your visions like a whole to little fill with wonder. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++))

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