Magnificent indeed! It is very imposing, and you got a great POV.

Ditto, Denise. I hope people are zooming these---all 3 clicks---because the detail and glow comes out most that way. A tough shot, because that stairwell on the right curves right into the shot, and the light on the left is so much more intense. But that doesn't deter you...you got this as a pulsing intimate shot, filled with warm light and glow. The door below feels like a mysterious portal. The high arch looms above it. The lights are lush and cast a golden yellow over everything---a buttery patina. And the reds here communicate richness and opulence. The stairwell hints of a grand ascent; and, without much of the floor, you give instead the ceiling, which is also doused in reds. The two statues holding up the ceiling (so to speak) look like they're hiding, with all that shadow on them---lots of recesses in this style. And for a monumental entry, it feels oddly intimate, because of this very warm lighting. You got the glow and the warmth of this place to a tee. And btw, you heard Mozart's Requiem: Not a light work! (Esp if one doesn't know it well.) But it's got great lilt and poignance for a text that's about death. You probably know, by now, that Mozart wrote it right before he died, and he never finished it; which gives it great poignance. I hope it touched you. It's a heavy piece, but angelic. And it must be great to think, "I heard Mozart in Prague." Another lush commanding image from you.

Sumptuous! Wow!

Oh lord, I could spend a year in there. Wow.

Amazing capture my friend. God bless.

Wow...mesmerizing