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Martyr Dometius of Persia · Holy Martyrs Marinus the Soldier and Asterius the Senator (260)
In the evening sky, the golden domes shine as if the light comes from within. It is a calm picture.
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Beatriz López In that area of ​​Georgia, the roofs of old churches are covered with clay tiles that change color depending on the time. The photo was very clear.
Elena Florea Yes, you can clearly see how the light catches in those reddish bricks at the base. The color changed nicely towards evening.
Anthony Collins That golden light hitting the domes really stands out against the clay tiles. Where in Georgia did you take this, and was it last evening?
Elena Lungu You can clearly see how that dome lights up.
Bogdan Nistor Yes, that dome lights up nicely at this hour. The church is dedicated to Saint George, it can be seen from the shape of the building.
Надежда Васильева Well done, the dome really shines. I would like to see it with my own eyes.
Larisa Stoica Yes, that typical shape is clearly visible. Is the church open to visitors during the week? What time do morning services start there?
Lenka Nováková You can see how the color changes on that dome.
Πέτρος Δημητρίου The gold color on the roof really stands out.
Lucie Nováková You can see how the golden light catches exactly on that dome.
Nicolae Constantinescu This golden-domed church has a massive stone foundation, probably from the 12th century. It can be seen by the thick masonry at the base and by the simple shape of the apse.
Elizabeth Hall That golden dome really catches the last of the sun. The church is dedicated to St George, you can tell by the shape like Bogdan said.
Михайло Литвин Yes, the domes catch the light well in the evening. And where exactly was it taken and when was that photo taken?
Мария Козлова The dome is clearly late, already from the 18th century, but the base, made of rough stone with thick masonry, remains from an earlier building. You can see how differently the masonry lies.
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