Old chapel (XIth century) by moochagoo

Photography • Historical • posted on Aug 08, 2012

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Comments (19)

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Jean_C

1:09PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

Une chapelle très pure dans son architecture, la charpente est particulièrement impressionnante! Excellente image!

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Fidelity2

1:41PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

Very well done. I love it. 5+!

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jayfar

1:44PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

This is a brilliant capture and B&W suits it well.

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sharky_

2:41PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

Interesting how they build that roof structure, reminds me of building a boat frame...maybe Noah's Ark was built in the same way? Nice shot. Aloha

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kbrog

3:24PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

Excellent capture, great depth and mood to this! :)

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drifterlee

4:10PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

Really awesome capture and building!

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auntietk

4:35PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

That's mind boggling. Outstanding image!

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qrud

5:12PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

Very perfect work, the special light is amazing.

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PREECHER

5:43PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

this is absolutely great architectural structural interior photography...the b/w really works well with this imagery... chills and thrills

bebert

11:01PM | Wed, 08 August 2012

belle charpente !! savaient construire, les anciens :)

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bobrgallegos

1:03AM | Thu, 09 August 2012

Outstanding capture in B&W!!!!

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pauldeleu

6:54AM | Thu, 09 August 2012

Nice.

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lyron

9:05AM | Thu, 09 August 2012

Excellent picture!!

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weesel

8:56PM | Thu, 09 August 2012

Interesting vaulting. Not sure I'd call it a "barrel" vault but it comes close. Sharky hit the nail on the head. The Nave of a church, which this is, got that name because it resembles an inverted boat: navis (Latin). Oh yes, really an excellent shot. BW is nice, but I'd like a color version for comparison. I bet there are some really neat textures at work here. :)

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