Church

We spotted this church on one of our photo rides and I though it was a pretty church. There are so many interesting churches in the different towns around our area.

[Nina Ganci]

impressive church and building! Powerful capture and processing
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[Kate Goring]

Impressive building, love the processing.

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful pic!!

[carol white]

A lovely building, great processing. Fav!! 😃

[essiesue]

Impressive! fav

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely church and pov

[Margaret Brown]

Love your pov, processing and all that texture in those bricks

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot of this lovele0y church. Great processing.

[Sylvia du Toit]

Beautiful building.

[8yearson]

What a beautiful church, the detail is superb!

[Peter Dulis]

Love it ...

[Loopy-Lou]

Beautiful church, fabulous capture

[gloria jones]

Wonderful capture, composition, perspective

[bruni]

Quite an impressive building. fav.

[KWind]

Great POV and processing.

[Islandgirl]

Wow what a great pov, lovely church!

[Danette Thompson]

Beautiful church.

[Lois]

Beautiful shot!

[Taffy]

Looks pretty imposing!

[Michelle Renee]

Beautiful church!

[Joyce]

Looks very impressive Marilyn

[alia_801]

Beautifully captured!

[Babs]

Beautiful building and gorgeous architecture.

[Paula W]

Very nice detail and framing Marilyn. Beautiful architecture.

[Janet B.]

I love the way you composed this! It surely is a beautiful church; and you're right about there being so many around here. I love to visit them and enjoy their incredible architecture; but I find them quite challenging to photograph with their height, width, and often quirky angles. You did a wonderful job!

[Danny G.]

Lovely hdr shot, congrats on PP

[Nova]

Fabulous capture and processing Marilyn. :)

[Molly]

Great shot. I share your love of old churches.

[Nicole]

Beautiful! Love the processing!

[Stephanie Swift]

I like the pov and the warm tones of the bricks.

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of this beautiful church.

[Hazel]

Very nice brickwork and a good pov.

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

They sure built them big in those days, but back then a large majority of the people that lived around them attended church there and walked to church. I like your perspective!