Sunday, October 16, 2011

It's Sunday, Let's Have Some Sun

Photo courtesy of Phil, who'll be back in Rome in the spring to take some more.

11 comments:

Alifan said...

That is just right for a lovely sunny Sunday..

Speedway said...

The sunlight and gold are beautiful. The building is awe-inspiring. Nice, Phil!

I have a question: With so many people in the place, is the sound of their voices and shoes distracting, or is the place quiet?

Ms M said...

Sunbursts into a magnificent building is just what I need today. It has been gray and rainy all day, which is good because we need the rain. But makes for the "Sunday blues"....

Petrea Burchard said...

That's a beauty, Full.

dive said...

I rather enjoyed the sunshine yesterday, but now we're back to normal with a blustery, rainy Monday. Hey ho.

Speedway, it's the Vatican; it's a hubbub, bub.

Ms.M, we had a nice day yesterday but today we're going to share your weather.

Petrea, he was rather pleased with the way he caught the light.

Katherine said...

I so want to visit...once the rebellion subsides, of course.

dive said...

There will always be rebellion, Katherine.

Full said...

Actually Bro it's inside St Peters and it is quite calm and hushed despite all the tourists.
To give it some scale, the letters around the ceiling are 1.5 metres high and this is a side chapel.
The main dome can fit the Statue of Liberty inside and still have room for a lampshade. It's a nice place to visit but go out of season.
This was in February.

dive said...

And of course the best thing about February in Rome is the rugby. Yay!

Genie -- Paris and Beyond said...

Stunning little church (hah!) and I agree with Full. Going very early in the day or in January/February works the best for fewer people. This is an amazing shot with the filtered light.

Bises,
Genie

dive said...

It is indeed a pretty little church, Genie. Hee hee.