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Er... Yes, it is. I mean, it is the inner aisle on the right in St. Paul's Basilica Outside the Walls in Rome, said to be the second largest Roman Catholic church after the St. Peter's in Vatican.
Anyway, this magnificent church is far more graceful, more tranquile and pure in style. There are less tourists as it is located far from the downtown or Vatican, takes about 20 minutes by metro line B and about a ten minute walk from the Basilica S Paolo station, and this means you are far less disturbed either in your prayer or rubbernecking. There are a lot to rubberneck!

Technical data for those who may concern: this was shot 25 secs long at f/18 aperture on ISO500 with my gripped Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EF 24–105mm f/4 L IS USM tube from the floor, with a Manfrotto Pixie Evo 2 compact tripod, thethered via WiFi to my Samsung SM-T800 (Galaxy Tab S 10.5") and remote controlled with Chainfire's DSLRController

Paid download of the other image includes 6000×4000px watermark free version of both images of this batch!

Please respect my work and don't use, sell, hire, apply, rent, modify, acquire, burn, rework, retouch, tear, crumble, obtain, distribute, share or usurp it. This image is heavenly copyrighted. Using my prior written consent means infringement to my rights and weaken your faith and health. Don't risk it!

Another image of the same House of God: (Included in 24MPx watermark free version in that paid download!)

At last, I have a question to my Italian friends and fellow deviants, especially to FrancescaDelfino

Ho una domanda che non mi lascia stare. Ho visitato la Basilica di S. Paolo Fuori Le Mura in Roma due settimane fa e da quel tempo non posso capire come potrebbe lE murA nel suo nome? "Muro" e' il maschile singolare di tipo di parete e "muri" e' plurale, vero? Ma "le" e' feminile plurale e "mura" e' feminile singolare per me...

Description
Er... Yes, it is. I mean, it is the inner aisle on the right in St. Paul's Basilica Outside the Walls in Rome, said to be the second largest Roman Catholic church after the St. Peter's in Vatican.
Anyway, this magnificent church is far more graceful, more tranquile and pure in style. There are less tourists as it is located far from the downtown or Vatican, takes about 20 minutes by metro line B and about a ten minute walk from the Basilica S Paolo station, and this means you are far less disturbed either in your prayer or rubbernecking. There are a lot to rubberneck!

Technical data for those who may concern: this was shot 25 secs long at f/18 aperture on ISO500 with my gripped Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EF 24–105mm f/4 L IS USM tube from the floor, with a Manfrotto Pixie Evo 2 compact tripod, thethered via WiFi to my Samsung SM-T800 (Galaxy Tab S 10.5") and remote controlled with Chainfire's DSLRController

Paid download of the other image includes 6000×4000px watermark free version of both images of this batch!

Please respect my work and don't use, sell, hire, apply, rent, modify, acquire, burn, rework, retouch, tear, crumble, obtain, distribute, share or usurp it. This image is heavenly copyrighted. Using my prior written consent means infringement to my rights and weaken your faith and health. Don't risk it!

Another image of the same House of God: (Included in 24MPx watermark free version in that paid download!)

At last, I have a question to my Italian friends and fellow deviants, especially to FrancescaDelfino

Ho una domanda che non mi lascia stare. Ho visitato la Basilica di S. Paolo Fuori Le Mura in Roma due settimane fa e da quel tempo non posso capire come potrebbe lE murA nel suo nome? "Muro" e' il maschile singolare di tipo di parete e "muri" e' plurale, vero? Ma "le" e' feminile plurale e "mura" e' feminile singolare per me...