# Colonial Baroque Church in Ouro Preto, Brazil with Twin Bell Towers and Blue Doors

> An 18th-century Brazilian colonial baroque church featuring twin bell towers, ornate stone carvings, and distinctive blue wooden doors in Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

## Technical Details
- **Photo ID:** `1110071553`
- **Photographer:** Daniel Sczepansky
- **Location:** Ouro Preto, Brazil
- **Coordinates:** Not publicly geo-tagged
- **Capture Date:** 2011-10-07
- **Dimensions:** 3373 × 4164 px (14.0 Megapixels)
- **Aspect Ratio:** 0.81:1
- **Projection Type:** cylindrical
- **Camera:** Professional Panorama System
- **Lens:** High-Resolution Optics

## Visual Tags
18th century, Architecture > Religious > Churches, Art > Baroque > Colonial Brazilian, Brazil travel, Latin America, Ouro Preto tourism, Portuguese colonial, Portuguese colonial buildings, Travel > Heritage Sites > UNESCO, Travel > South America > Brazil, UNESCO World Heritage, UNESCO World Heritage Brazil, architectural photography, baroque, baroque churches South America, bell tower, blue doors, brazil, cathedral, church, clouds, cobblestone, colonial architecture, cross, cultural landmark, facade, gold rush era, heritage, historic Minas Gerais, historic building, historical preservation, ouro preto, religious architecture, sacred space, stone carving, travel destination

## Licensing Options
- **Standard Commercial ($49):** Commercial web, advertising, apps, social media, print runs up to 500,000 copies.
- **Extended Commercial ($149):** Unlimited print runs, products for resale, print-on-demand.
- **Editorial ($29):** Truthful news, documentary, and educational publishing.
- **Free Comp Preview:** 960px watermarked comp for layout testing.

## Direct Links
- **Canonical Web Page:** https://www.panoearth.com/photos/1110071553/colonial-baroque-church-in-ouro-preto-brazil-with-twin-bell/
- **License Terms:** https://www.panoearth.com/license/

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