Flanking Columns, a photo from Vienna, East

Photographer's Note

So here are the Karlskirche, St. Charles Church in Vienna.
It's build in 1716-1726, and main thing that makes it's quite original-looking are these two flanking columns at the sides of the main entrance.
If one's going from the Old City towards Belvederre (it's easily reachable by foot, maybe 15 minutes walk), one better come through Karlsplatz, to see this church and quite lovely U-Bahn station as well.

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pablominto (53746) 2009-05-04 0:41

Hello Uhu,

A bit unusual, this design!
Looks like the columns is an idea that came after the building was finished hehehe...
Good details in the church, the scaffolding and maintenance is an additional action!

Greetings,
Pablo -

mikolaj_kawa (0) 2009-05-04 0:51

Hello Uhu! Wonderful church, amazing architecture. Perfect POV and capture. Nice light and colours. Well done!

greg (2835) 2009-05-07 15:14

I was looking at this church the very same day... TE is becoming omnipresent!

BWJ (3094) 2009-05-10 7:00

Hello Uhu,
This is a great capture of the church with beautiful soft colors and symmetrical balance. The clarity and details are superb. My compliments to you!
Kind regards,
Betty

fritzi007 (14698) 2009-07-05 12:46

Hi Uhu!
Your photo is technically perfect, the U-Bahn station is one of the most dangerous places in Vienna!
VG Wolfgang