Ss Ambrogio e Carlo al Corso - Interiour(Part III)

@Steven: This church was one of my favourites. It's special composition of colours (white and red marble, bluish pastel paintings) amazed me. Additionally, it's not that too big, thus preserving enough intimacy to make you feel home.

@Michael Skorulski: I almost would have deleted this one: its lower half was much too dark, the upper half much too bright. I did some tweaking with my new software. Here at work I have to admit that the colours are looking quite dull, at home (better display) this picture appears much better. I keep on trying! :-)

@Tracey: I've been to there two times and can't wait for my third travel! Everytime you leave you know that you've just seen a fraction. :-)

@Brites: Thank you, Brites! Your compliments do me good :-)

@Michael: Unbedingt :-)
Übrigens: soooo lange habe ich meinen Mac auch noch nicht. Da ich aber eine zwanzigjährige PC-Ära zuhause langsam mal beenden wollte, war einfach einer fällig. Ich habe es nicht bereut, auch wenn meine Vorliebe für tcsh und perl vom gemeinen Mac-User etwas abhebt ;-)

@Steven: Not at all :-)
1. I don't want to disturb anyone, so I'm never shooting at a mass but at regular visiting hours.
2. These churches are made to be seen. They are 'showy' in a way and that was intended by their builders.
3. I'm Catholic. So I guess I'm more than just a visitor. I know the symbols, the liturgy, the historic context, and most of the stories the building tries to tell me. To me, visiting such a church is a very sensual experience, pure joy :-)

@Porcsin: You're welcome! :-)