One of my rare visits to a church interior.
Friday, October 11, 2013
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One of my rare visits to a church interior.
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But the colors are always stunning. I see underneath the middle window also the sign of the free masons or is that not the case here.
ReplyDeleteI never noticed it until now. You could be right.
DeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
I love stained glass! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIf you gotta go to church you might as well do something useful and you did. Love all the colors here. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous window shot. I tend to only visit churches to get a photo or two so I'm right there with you.
ReplyDeleteWindows are one of my favorite subjects to photograph and this one is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beauty, Andy!
ReplyDeleteThe glass is sooo pretty and colorful.
ReplyDeleteWell woth the visit Andy, that's a gorgeous shot!
ReplyDeleteVery unique and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWell, you made good use of your time there, Andy. Pretty window!
ReplyDeleteI rarely go inside churches myself but this image is a beauty - stunning glass. I agree with the first comment that that looks like a freemason's sign.
ReplyDeleteChurch interiors are often fabulous, even for those who are not religious. When I travel, churches are very often on the tour.
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