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10-SEP-2012

St. Eustache

The beautiful stained glass windows, created by Soulignac in 1632, are probably modeled after drawings of Philippe de Champaigne. The church also contains many paintings such as Tobias and the Angel by Santi di Tito and an early work by P.P. Rubens, Pilgrims of Emmaus. A tomb designed by Le Brun holds the body of Jean Baptiste Colbert, French minister of Finance in the 16th century.

CANON IXUS 80IS
1/250s f/3.2 at 8.3mm iso80 hide exif
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Date/Time10-Sep-2012 10:59:15
MakeCanon
ModelCanon DIGITAL IXUS 80 IS
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length8.3 mm
Exposure Time1/250 sec
Aperturef/3.2
ISO Equivalent80
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Focus Distance1.910 m

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Colin Dixon CPAGB12-Oct-2012 10:34
Vice capture of this impressive window V
Steve Morris12-Oct-2012 09:40
Good skill to bring out the colours and light!BV
Frank Tran12-Oct-2012 05:24
Excellent capture! Beautiful colors and great details. V+
Yvonne12-Oct-2012 01:31
Such a beautiful window - wonderful colour! v
bill friedlander12-Oct-2012 01:18
Great shot of the windows. Perfect exposure for the light and colors. V
woody3411-Oct-2012 23:33
Beautiful stained glass window, the details and colours are outstanding..V
Guest 11-Oct-2012 22:59
Always so much detail and interest in theses windows and you have captured it very well
Walter Otto Koenig11-Oct-2012 21:39
Super details and beautiful colors in this stained glass window. Nice job with the exposure. "V"
janescottcumming11-Oct-2012 21:05
Terrific job getting such a beautiful image of this fantastic work.
Fletcher Wildlife Garden11-Oct-2012 20:14
I love the jewel-like colours in stained glass windows. This one is amazing in its detail, as is your photo of it. V
Martin Lamoon11-Oct-2012 19:56
Excellently captured.
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