Stained Glass Window

A bit of winter sun today so went into the church to get some window shots

[Babs]

Lovely shot. The sunlight through the window is perfect.

[Lou Ann]

So beautiful! Stained glass windows take a long time to make, I can’t imagine how long that one took.

[Kim Capson]

Such lovely colours!

[Heather]

A great capture of that beautiful stained glass window!

[Denise Wood]

Lovely :)

[Diana]

Beautifully captured and wonderful light.

[Peter]

@onewing Thank you for your comment Babs, the light was almost perfect for the shot:)

[Peter]

@louannwarren Thank you Lou Ann for your interesting comment, I suspect from start to installation depending on size and complexity it would range from many months to a few years:)

[Peter]

@kimmer50 Thank you so much for your comment Kim:)

[Peter]

@365projectorgheatherb The church has six stained glass windows this one had the best light, thank you for your comment Heather ;)

[Peter]

@gilbertwood Thank you so much Denise:)

[Peter]

@ludwigsdiana Thank you Diana for your comment, it’s was a case of right time right place:)

[Annie-Sue]

winter sun?? glad you got some and made use of it :-)

[Lou Ann]

@pcoulson one of the painted churches in Texas had stunning stained glass windows. It had burned to the ground in the 1920’s and all that remained were the windows, broken and on the ground. The congregation sent them back to Germany to be repaired, they raised money for years and finally get them back after 8 years. At least I think it was 8 years. They detailed the work and time involved in making stained glass windows. I was so struck by that because I had never really thought about it.

[Peter]

@anniesue Thank you for that Annie-Sue, yes sunny morning rain in the afternoon, rained all day today:)

[Peter]

@louannwarren Amazing story Lou Ann just goes to show how long things take:)