Pauluskirche Giebichenstein

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AltstadtCanon EOS 5D Mark IVHalle (Saale)

The Pauluskirche in Halle-Giebichenstein, a Neo-Gothic brick church dating from 1903: the tall spire and two flanking side towers rise against a dramatic summer sky with sweeping clouds. The warm red of the clinker brick, the large rosette window above the pointed-arch portal, and the golden cross atop the spire form an impressive ensemble. Summer greenery frames the church. The wide-angle perspective at 24mm emphasises the soaring verticality of the sacred building.

Pauluskirche in Halle-Giebichenstein — Neo-Gothic brick church with spire, rose window, and golden cross against a dramatic summer sky
CANON EOS 5D MARK IV EF24-70mm f/2.8L II USM 24mm · ƒ/11 · 1/500s · ISO 100

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