The first of many shots from within Opera. I loved the attention to detail in this place, even the balcony.

A staircase statue holding candles, or 'light bulbs' nowadays.

A random room coming from one of the hallways.

Even the roof near the fireplace was so detailed.

This is the entrance, everything done to perfection.

The same as above, but this is a fisheye comprised of 40 images to remove the tourists from the photo.

Same as above, just in B&W, which helps you pay more attention to the detail instead of the colour.

This is an amazing hall. I have never seen so much gold colour in one place before.

This is the same hall as above shot from one side to the other. The people in the photo give you an idea of the size.

The main staircase connecting almost all floors. It was like walking into a fantasy world, everything so perfectly molded. There are 2 people in this shot, see if you can find them.

Same shot as above but done with a fisheye lens. This is comprised of 9 photos to help remove some of the tourists, but not all.

This is the random room coming from the main hall which I mentioned earlier.

The staircase leading from the entrance below to the main staircase and beyond. Your eye seems to follow in a zig-zag motion.

There were a bunch of student artists scattered around the building that day, a photo with them in the frame seemed fitting.

Nothing too special about this roof, but I did like the pattern.

I rested my bag on a seat and then my camera on top of that to get this HDR shot. It's a very large and empty looking place, you could hear a mouse fart from the other side.

Another side of the Pantheon in which a chair and my bag aided in the making of this photo.

Underneath the main hall are the tombs of which famous French people are burried.

One of the few moments in which the clouds gave way to some blue sky and the sun shined thru. 20 minutes later a storm passed thru.

I had to improvise since you weren't allowed to take photos from within the Sacre Couer.

Yeap, still hanging around the Louvre.

These triangles were strangely cool, I was there for about 2hrs taking photos.

Snapped this off before she got up and walked away. I like the light from the top shining down, lighting her hair.