Stone carvings in a Dublin cathedral . .

Thank you @Freerangechicken :) I’m delighted you liked this one. It’s exciting to hear about your travels! This cathedral interior was up lighted with really nice soft lighting, so it made it easier to photograph :) Have a good evening . .

Hi Tea beautiful cathedral. We had been to Europe and seen some wonderful cathedrals and had always thought that the UK didn’t have any “good” churches. However when we left Edinburgh I wanted to see Rosslyn chapel - wow was that an eye opener. A small chapel on private property had all of the intricacies of the European masterpieces. It was undergoing renovations thanks to Dan brown’s books. Would love to see it now. You have a good eye for detail which makes puzzles so interesting - thanks.

You’re welcome Linda, I’m glad you worked this one. I’m amazed at the precision quality of the smallest details. I agree with you, Italy has so many of these stone arches in their cathedrals! But . . this cathedral is in Ireland, interesting the similarities :))

Thank you Tea for posting this magnificent picture of this stone arch. Makes you wonder how long it took the stone mason to master his craft,and then to apply it to this beautiful cathedral. We saw so many like this in many churches in Italy. Glad you were able to post this picture. Linda

Thank you Mandato for your kind post :) The day I was there, the sun was softly illuminating the interior . . (And . . the cathedral had a few up lights around for nice effects too). Have a good day!

I have to echo JillianB's comment. Beautiful play of light too.
I enjoyed solving this . Thank you Tea.

Thank you Jill :) The stone carving is amazing, I wish I knew more about how it was done !

Beautiful. Tea this is a wonderful photo you have captured the multiple arches and very fine carving. Thank you