St. Vitus Cathedral, the spiritual symbol of the Czech Republic, dominates the Prague skyline. Though commissioned in 1344 by Charles IV it took almost six centuries to complete, the final phase of construction lasting for more than fifty years was finished in 1929. St Vitus was the site of many coronations of Czech kings and queens, many of whom are interned in and under this magnificent edifice.
Tina Schell
27 Sep 2015Glorious!!
fotograffer
30 Sep 2015Thank you Tina.
Judy Weir
27 Sep 2015Wow, nice.
fotograffer
30 Sep 2015Thank you Judy and thanks for visiting.
anotherday2paradise
27 Sep 2015Magnificent B&W image, Ron. I love the roof and the towers too. 🙂
fotograffer
30 Sep 2015St Vitus is spectacular and rivals Notre Dame in Paris in my opinion. Thanks Sylvia.
Dalo 2013
11 Oct 2015Great contrast and the B&W really captures the power this place exudes.
fotograffer
13 Nov 2015Sometimes images speak to me in B&W, as this one did. Thanks, Randall.