Guiding-Light

As we moved through the labyrinth that was the route to the Sistine Chapel,

my wife pointed out that it was getting difficult to distinguish between a

painting, for example of drapes from real drapes. The art was that realistic.

When I entered this room, people, sculpture and paintings seemed to

mingle in very real ways. Comments and critique are welcome.

This images deserves many more comments of praise. A very, very intersting rendition. At first, yes, it looks like only paintings and sculptures. Your wife has a great eye for photographic situations. This is quite unusual, specially the lady in the lower left, that appears to be taking a photo, with a long dress....? Superbly done. Congratulations.

DG

wonderful capture!

Hi Wayne,

   Beautiful image with amazing lighting, colors & details.  Wonderfully captured.  Linda has a good eye to.   Take care, Patsy

Beautiful work with very nice lighting, Wayne!

Thanks, Daniel for visiting and appreciating this image. So much came together in this room and when I saw the photographer (a real person) wearing the same blue that was throughout the room, I hoped that I could relay the sensation in a photograph.

Ranga,
Thanks for stopping by and your compliment.

Patsy,
Thanks, Patsy. It would be interesting to see how you would photograph the Vatican Museum.

Ruud,
Upon entering this room, I probably was of a mind of awareness not unlike how you perceive your street scene moments. The lighting took a little work in post processing, ok maybe a lot of work.

Truly excellent detail Wayne!! The lady in blue actually gives me a sense of perspective between the paintings, sculpture and 'reality'. It really is quite a fantastic sight. There is such 'depth' in the paintings that it all has a real 3D feel. Excellent, thankyou for sharing,

Kind regards, Gail

Thanks, Gail.