Overlooking the port of Marseille, the Cathédrale de la Major is a stunning example of 19th-century Roman-Byzantine architecture. This vertical panorama focuses on the cathedral’s most striking feature: the alternating layers of green and white marble that form its soaring arches. The perspective seamlessly connects the intricate floor mosaics to the massive domes above, revealing the rhythmic, hypnotic beauty of the interior.

This image is a study in texture and geometry, perfect for a space that values bold architectural lines and historical depth. The unique "striped" look of the stone creates a modern, almost graphic feel, making it a versatile piece for both traditional and contemporary interiors.