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104/365 – Man at Work
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103/365 – Blue Abstraction
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Thursday Doors – April 13, 2017
This week I bring you the main door of the Milan Duomo, the largest church in Italy and the fifth largest in the world. It’s an impressive building both outside and inside. I will post more about it when I finish curating my photos from the three week trip to Europe that included several days in Milan.
This will give you some perspective as to the side of the magnificent bronze doors.
Detail of one of the door’s many panels.
Detail of part of the door damaged during World War II.
The Duomo is 515 feet long, 354 feet high, and it has the capacity to fit 40,000 people. Since its construction took nearly 600 years, the cathedral embodies many different styles and influences. The façade is Baroque up to the first order of windows, and neo-Gothic above.
102/365 – Seeking Light
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101/365 – “X”
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100/365 – Fluff
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99/365 – Eyeing You
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98/365 – Lax at LAX
As the old Arlo Guthrie song goes … “Coming into to Los Angeleeees…”
Panel with moving abstract image and the bold architecture of the Tom Bradley International Terminal at the Los Angeles Airport. 
97/365 – From the Air (II)
Having spent the whole day yesterday between airplanes and airports, and being hit but serious jet lag once I got home, I forgot to post for my 365 project. Just to make sure I don’t skip a day, here’s a late entry. Shots taken leaving Italy and arriving in London. Unfortunately, I was not on a window seat arriving in LA…