Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul - St Petersburg - Russia #3 Canvas Print

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Orginally built to be within a military fortress the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul house the remains of almost all the Russian Emperors and Empresses from Peter the Great, Catherine the Greant and Nicholas II and his family.

The figure of the angel serves as a weather vane, indicating the direction of the wind and is an integral part of the Petersburg skyline.

The fortress never served a direct military purpose, since no enemy made it as far as its walls. However it began to be used as a political prison and torture-chamber. Many prisoners were held, and died here over several centuries. Among those that did time here were Fiodor Dostoevsky, Maxim Gorky and Leon Trotsky.

Jon Berghoff has been a photo enthusiast since childhood when he received his first camera, a Kodak Brownie, as a holiday gift. Through the years he learned photography and pursued the hobby to the extent that he included darkrooms in several homes he owned. While raising a family and pursuing a real estate sales career took most of his efforts, Jon was always there with a camera for the vacations and family events. The onset of the "computer era" brought another hobby interest and the birth of the digital camera brought together a combination of technologies that could not be resisted. Now in retirement Jon has more time to enjoy and pursue the various intricacies of digital photography, HDR, Photoshop and Lightroom integrating the...

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