Karl Demetz's © Photo BlogPhotos of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano-Bozen-Bulsan, South Tyrol / Italy.Online Since June 1, 2010 with more than 8,000 images
The onion dome is precious...
An architectural gem.
If you entered a church photography contest, nobody could beat you for the number of churches and the variety of churches! Why two so close together, though?
That's quite an amazing sight Karl, many different styles all together make a marvelous image.
What a fine perspective for this excellent photograph. Well done, Karl.
I love that one on the right!
The one to the right, with the onion style top.... looks like churches I have seen in Russia. Very pretty!
They look like they are close together.
That onion dome church is great looking. Is is Greek Orthodox? There is one in Chicago that looks a bit like that. Love your photo.
Now that is what I call contrast.
Both are beautiful!
Like others have mentioned, the onion dome is very reminiscent of Russia, esp with the gold decorations.
Great perspective in this beautiful image of the two churches.
Great juxtaposition, Karl!
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The onion dome is precious...
An architectural gem.
If you entered a church photography contest, nobody could beat you for the number of churches and the variety of churches! Why two so close together, though?
That's quite an amazing sight Karl, many different styles all together make a marvelous image.
What a fine perspective for this excellent photograph. Well done, Karl.
I love that one on the right!
The one to the right, with the onion style top.... looks like churches I have seen in Russia. Very pretty!
They look like they are close together.
That onion dome church is great looking. Is is Greek Orthodox? There is one in Chicago that looks a bit like that. Love your photo.
Now that is what I call contrast.
Both are beautiful!
Like others have mentioned, the onion dome is very reminiscent of Russia, esp with the gold decorations.
Great perspective in this beautiful image of the two churches.
Great juxtaposition, Karl!
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