The Langton Chapel: the ceiling

Thomas Langton was Bishop of Winchester 1493 - 1501 and during this time the Channel Islands became part of the Diocese.

He was elected Archbishop of Canterbury shortly before his death.

I like the ceiling in this chapel dedicated to him.

[Graham Thresher]

A majestic capture of the pattern and colour. Fav

[👑 AnaZad]

Gorgeous 3-D detail in beautiful colors. Great capture.

[Hazel]

@thresheg @anazad511

Thank you both - I really like this new 'portrait' (!) lens which is great for cathedrals!

[Jules Sparrow]

Great lines Hazel and what fabulous architecture !

[Kate]

The colours and pattern are just great. Do you know if the various symbols have meanings?

[Margo]

Very unusual ceiling Love it A Fav

[Kim]

Very unique & beautiful!

[Pat Knowles]

So much work involved Hazel.......they knew how to decorate churches so well in those days....no minimalism there!

[Nicole]

What a beuatiful ceiling!

[wendy frost]

Wonderful capture of above with its lovely details and colours

[Penelope Ann]

Would love to visit! Awesome subject

[Richard Hickey]

Fantastic picture. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Hazel]

@weegordie

Kate, sorry I don't and tried to find out online but no luck.

[Sandy]

What an unusual and amazing ceiling, beautifully captured. You must have had to really crane your neck to get this shot.

[Susie]

Wonderful shot, great subject too

[Ivan]

Superb detail, wonderful ceiling, colours. Fav.

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful ceiling , greatly captured

[Rosan]

How beautiful! Wonderful capture!

[Sian B]

So detailed and bright!

[Gena Pegg]

WOW...really gorgeous. Beautiful on black!

[Hazel]

@skstein

Sandy, thank you for your comment . Most of the work was done by my new lens - no craning required - glad to say as I have a slightly painful shoulder!

[Rosie Kerr]

This is such an interesting ceiling shot... so many lines and colors to admire.