Architecture
Light of God
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The Pantheon in Rome is a building of surprises. From the outside, it looks somewhat dilapidated, but enter through the massive double doors and you are faced with a spectacular interior, lined with multicoloured marble and with shrines and dedications to God and leaders alike. The last surprise, however, comes when you look up. There is a hole in the domed ceiling, specifically designed to let air circulate and light enter.
Date: 03/12/08
Location: Pantheon, Rome
Photographer: Richard Cooper-Knight