Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis

A stunning place of golden mosaic work and magnificent architecture, the "Ombrellino" structure caught my eye in an earlier photo posted by @rosiekerr. She took me on a spectacular 8-hour photowalk in Saint Louis! Nothing like a fellow 365er to show you around the photographically worthy places in her home town. First stop: Cathedral Basilica. The only reason I was able to stop taking photos was that I knew I'd be returning with @Taffy some day -- this is so her kind of place.

[Simply Amanda]

Fab wide angle pov.

[Charleen]

What a beautiful shot!! It absolutely glows!

[Vera]

Wow, this is so impressive on so many levels - as a piece of architecture, and as a photo capturing it. Indeed, it glows.

[Maggiemae]

Not an easy photo to capture - the height and the depth and colour! Beautiful fav

[Rosie Kerr]

Super wide angle shot... You lined it up just right. :). So glad you had fun... Fav!

[Graeme Stevens]

Awesome shot

[Lisa Villella]

superb

[Rosan]

Wow! Gorgeous cathedral perfectly captured!

[Sheralee S]

Fabulous wide angle and symmetry.

[Graham Thresher]

Fabulous.

[PhotoCrazy]

Fantastic!

[Joan Robillard]

I remember Rosie's wonderful pictures of this place. Yes, it does seem like a Taffy place. Are you touring the country?

[Molly]

Such a beautiful place, and perfectly captured. Fav. Presumably you used a tripod?

[Hazel]

How beautiful - the majesty of the building shows through your shot - fav.

[Anna]

Impressive architecture, and wonderful point of view!

[Marnie]

Love the perspective in this shot.

[Richard Hickey]

Stunning picture and perspective. Congratulations on making the Trending Page and the PP. Well deserved.

[Taffy]

Absolutely stunning, Junko! Yes, definitely a place I would want to photograph. You really used the distortion perfectly! Fav.

[Steve Peyton]

It's very dark in there, and no tripods.... great capture!

[Junko Y]

@asspadtycoon -- Thanks for visiting a photo from so long ago and bringing me back to that moment and with a nice compliment. I'd LOVE to go back and photograph there again!