St Matthews church

Church at Rutland Water probably the most photographed place in Rutland. It's about a year since I last took a shot of the church it benefited from some very calm conditions producing some great reflections :)

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely capture, of one of the strangest places that you will ever see a church!

[Richard Brown]

@carole_sandford Thanks it is a little unique as half of it is below the water line :)

[Dyan Stevens]

Terrific capture. Love the reflections and the people in the shot.

[Margo]

Wonderful capture fav

[Sue Garrod]

lovely reflections :-) fav

[jo]

What an amazing position, lovely composition.

[Granagringa]

Great symmetry here and the leading line to the building, placed so well. These are lovely!

[Joanna kate]

very eye-catching

[Babs]

I used to drive past this church many times back in the 1970s when we lived at RAF North Luffenham.

[Padlock]

Wonderful shot and place.

[sally agnew]

Stunning :)

[Kerri Michaels]

nice fav

[Hazel]

Fav - beautiful composition and reflections.

[Lynne Oversby]

Beautiful shot

[Lynda McG]

Lovely composition and reflection! Fav

[Kas]

Fantastic reflections. What an great location!

[David Gillis]

Great capture of the reflection!

[bkb in the city]

Nice reflection shot of such a beautiful building

[Richard Brown]

@dyanstevens Thanks I like the way the people are taking a photo at the same time :)

[Richard Brown]

@777margo @sweetsue53 @jokristina @granagringa @joannakate @padlock @hermann @moviegal1 @quietpurplehaze @lynneoversby @lyndamcg @wag864 @davgil @bkbinthecity Thanks for all the great comments and fav's

[Richard Brown]

@onewing I assume you can remember the reservoir being built then? It always fascinates me that they destroyed a village to make it not sure that would happen these days especially as the villages are now full of very affluent people...

[Jerome]

beautiful comp!

[Deborah Simmerman]

Beautiful composition with the curve of the beach leading around to the church and the exquisite reflection.

[Babs]

@rjb71 Yes, I think it has just been completed when we were there in 1976. It was called Empingham Reservoir in those days.