Thanks for stopping by.  I'm pretty new here as a registered user and contributor, but have been admiring all the wonderful work for years.  Some of the work is beyond compare and should be a part of the history of art, extremely impressive and inspiring.  I'm an Architect and Illustrator and have been involved in digital architectural rendering work since 1993, pushing the limits of what was then a great rendering program called ArchiCAD by Graphisoft... I know, ArchiCAD, but for me there's a quick link between an architects drawings and the output one can achieve in ArchiCAD.  These days I'm looking into 3D Studio Max, C4D and the CryEngine3 produced by Crytek for it's ease of use and ability to produce vast landscapes and animated  AI.  I'm currently looking at ways to import custom models into this program to make it architecturally viable and look forward to producing more creative works myself and get a little bit further away from the practical. Hope you enjoy some of my work here and please leave any comments, all are welcome.  I'm also interested in connecting with others so please add me as a friend.  Peace.
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Comments (3)
T.Rex
This gives a very impressive view of how large the cathedral is. The dome is very big. Today, we don't know how they succeeded in building it since there are no descriptions of how it was done. Imagine being an early renaissance work man working at this height - scary and difficult. Good job with the photo.
Hobbyist
How beautiful Nick, I love the lighting, clarity and detail in the photo. Very good exposure as well. Thanks!
GreenBean
It was a very cool experience walking up inside the dome, especially standing on the interior looking down on the nave. The construction is also amazing, using chains to keep the dome from spreading out and collapsing, use of the double dome and the ribs... very ingenious design.