Sunday, April 19, 2009


Church
A church along the Amalfi Coast, in Italy

SALERNO
Salerno, Italy

Solerno Chaple, italy
Salerno, Italy

A glimpse of Italy & a few of the many churches along the Amalfi Coast. More images of Italy are posted on my gallery-ITALY. Non of my indoor images of the churches from Italy will ever compare to being there in person! Amazing architecture & detailed artwork through out Italy. A must see to believe. SO if you never went to Italy, I totally recommend it.
http://www.pbase.com/mariesimages/italy

16 comments:

J9 said...

Wow! The dramatic sky behind the dome is amazing, and I think european churches are works of art!

Ed said...

Very nice, love the interior shot..:-)

Jen Mo said...

The first shot is just lovely! Great job!

WhimsybyMari said...

The first shot is beautiful I love the sky.

Andrea said...

Magnificent! Truly some of the best shots that I have seen today! :)

Holly said...

excellent shots!

Regular Guy said...

I love how you captured the sky! Great shots all around.

Anonymous said...

Italy is one place I'd love to visit.......if only in my dreams. Great shots.

The Wife said...

Just breathtaking!

VioletSky said...

I was excited to see that first shot - what a beauty that does not exist on this side of the ocean.

restoration42 said...

What powerful photos of, at least for me, the historical lineage of religion.

Anonymous said...

It's really hard to beat Europe for good church pictures. These are lovely.

Far Side of Fifty said...

Stunning Photos! I will probably never get there, so thanks for sharing your beautiful images:)

CTG Ponies said...

Wow, very dramatic!!

Laughing Orca Ranch said...

Beautiful composition...and localy locales!
Just stunning subjects for this weeks SSC.

~Lisa

mtrib2 said...

Certainly those building such wonderful architechtural places of worhship did so for the sake of a greater reward than financial. There is a sense of spirituality viewing the interior, as you said about being there is the most appealing. Your photography needed to represent the most overall atmosphere of the church which you did perfectly. mark/salty