Theological hall.
The Theological Hall with books religious themes has been extended several times and it received its present shape in 1721. From this time also the frescoes of religious member brother Siardus Nosecký that portray battle scenes from the Thirty Years' War originate.
Library in Strahov Monastery
24 mm · f/4,0 · 1/8 sec · ISO 400
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6 Comments
This photo is such a beautiful blend of history and symmetry. What I love about it is how it draws me into the grandeur of the space. Congrats!
Paul Tocatlian
Kisau Photography
www.kisau.com
I was so pleased to see your wonderful and so sensitively complimentary comment, Paul. It was worth taking this photo just for your comment.
My warmest regards to you,
Herbert, WOW!
Thank you very much, Paul.
Greeting Herbert
excellent Herbert
Thank you very much, Marius.
Greeting Herbert