A Moment in May

This is my 15:00 UTC shot, taken as I was leaving church. Nothing very dramatic because everyone who stayed for the 11 AM service is already inside. And the people who were at the early service (me) and stayed for the annual meeting have already left. Well at least you can sense the peacefulness of my church. I'll be interested in seeing all the other "global mosaic" shots.

[Debbie Sesma]

Thank you so much for letting us know about this project, it's such a cool idea!! It will be fun to see what everyone was doing in one moment.

It does look very peaceful, great photo :)

[Sydney B]

Cool! I also thank you for drawing our attention to this project. The website states they hope to have images for viewig up by tonight!

[Mrs. Smith]

Nice picture...peaceful! :)

[Mady V]

Definitely a very serene feel to this photo. I have to say, however, that coming from the Catholic tradition, and living in a northern city, I am always a touch surprised to see a church NOT made of stone! But the brick looks lovely against the greens of spring. :)

[Luz Therese]

i can almost feel that 'longed for' peacefulness in this photo. i would love to go around it and wonder about the many stories that come with it.

[Nicole]

I agree, Luster Lai - lots of stories, I'm sure.

[Della]

I like this....I wanted to take a picture for the assignment but ended up not being able to :( maybe they will do it again sometime :)

[Kathleen Setier]

Yes, it is very peaceful. Brick churches project a certain sense of strength and permanence.
Thank you for your comment on the Winery and for reminding me to tag it "global mosaic".

[Karen Hurd (hwy61)]

Lovely peaceful moment in time. I will add my thanks for telling us about the project...not sure they needed my asparagus photo for posterity but that's what they got!!!

[Ann Carey]

I'm sitting here trying to guess what church it is.

Great to see another Richmonder!

[Lois P]

How peaceful.