Notre Dame Basilica

The University of Notre Dame has a basilica on campus (final tourist stop #3 of my South Bend tourist-fest, after the Studebaker Museum and the historic home featured in previous days). Couldn't resist, so here you go. There is one more coming from the university admissions hall, then we are done.

I appreciate the visits, as always.

[Heather K]

beautiful composition, what detailed architecture!

[Clover]

It's almost surreal it's so beautiful, did you have a wide angle for this or is the church just very long?

[Rosie Kerr]

@clover7 I used a wide angle. 9-18 mm in a micro 4/3 format. I can't figure out how to make my settings and exif data import to the site.

[gloria jones]

Stunning photo with a wonderful leading line, great symmetry, lighting, architectural details

[Connie Little]

How awesome is this image. Great composition of that lovely detailed architecture. Wonderful leading line down to the alter. Very impressive.

[Marnie]

Gosh, this is one ornate church. Your low pov gives a good impression of the height of that lofty ceiling.

[ClearDay]

Wow, absolutely fantastic

[Rosie Kerr]

@clover7 Oh, also, some perspective straightening involved with Photoshop. The wide angle lens makes the pillars on the sides lean in. If you have any questions, please ask.

[Dianne]

This is absolutely gorgeous.

[Babs]

I love symmetrical shots and you are so good at this type of photo.

[Lynda McG]

Beautiful- fav!

[Kitty Hawke]

Wow....that is some building :)

[Delwyn Barnett]

Great perspective.

[Clover]

@rosiekerr have you ever tried stitching a few images together? I found this tutorial that got me wheels turning... https://digital-photography-school.com/hdr-vertorama-photography-create-mind-bending-images/

[Jennifer]

how pretty, love the pale blue

[CC Folk]

Gorgeous and fav!