Serbian Eastern Orthodox Church
reflected in the door of
reflected in the door of
Saturday, November 14, 2009
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25 comments:
Beautiful buildings.
Very nice reflections.
Very clever shot of what seems to be a beautiful church. Love it! Have a great weekend!
Very well done. You've managed to combine the important architectural elements into your images with great effect.
Great idea for the shot and they are great church fronts aren't they.
These are fascinating reflections. Both churches are beautiful. I like the face looking through the window.
WOW..those are beautiful relfections pictures. Thank you so much for stopping by my playground. I appreciate it :) Aloha
These doors have wonderful lines and the reflections only make them more spectacular. What a wonderful photo capture!
Beautiful photo of a beautiful reflection in a beautiful door! Thank you for sharing.
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Ida: these have beautiful frescoes on them.
Ciel: thanks, the lighting was perfect to show off the gold.
John: thanks, architectural elements are my favourite subjects.
Bandobras: I was there for ages, couldn't help myself!
Diane: I am not even certain which saint that is, but I he looks friendly.
Thom: thanks, and aloha to you.
Quilly: and another aloha! I was aiming for the door, when I realized if I just moved a wee bit to the left...
Carolyn: it was neat to see two similar looking churches directly opposite each other.
The doors and the reflections are beautiful. I love both of your photos.
That's a great reflection in a beautiful door. It does make me curious to see the other church. Any chance of some photos of it? Peaceful co-existence of two religions, aye?
SquirrelQueen: thanks. I love those doors
Nora: there will be more
Those shots are amazing. Very very beautiful!
Steffie: thanks. too bad the Orthodox Church has only a solid wood door, so no reflection of the Catholic Church.
These are Great reflection shots! I just found an orthodox church in Newtown. The building is rather plain but I find the crosses really interesting and the paintings like the one in your second photo are beautiful.
What gorgeous shots, I love the lines and reflections!
James: yes,the buildings are plain on the outside - I've been told they make up for it on the inside!
Nicky: thanks. it was a perfect day for the sun glinting off all that gold.
Beautiful reflections! Have a nice week!
These are really great! At first glance, I thought that they were painted glass panes. Beautiful. Kathy
Maria: thank you.
Kathy: I have now posted the full fresco.
Wow, that's gorgeous. I hope some day to be able to see the world the way you do!
Buck: thank you. I really appreciate that sentiment.
Both churches reflections are awesome and I am hoping both parishioners meet from time to time.
Therese: thanks, I suppose they meet on the street at mass times, other tahn that...
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