The church might be ignored by some because of its size. Yet under a brilliant sun and glorious blue sky, the small is brilliant, and thus mighty. Nice capture, and that tree leaves a lasting legacy!
When I was young, I was a little scared of small churches like that. I always had that feeling of seeing things in there just like in the movies. Haha.
Amaaazing Church Photos Bettyl! This look very similar to the Portuguese architecture which we can see in Goa here. You can search 'Goa' in my blog to see those churches...
It's lovely to think that someone brought a small seed of "home" to a new place and it's grown into a sheltering place in the new garden. The continuity in that is comforting somehow.
oh my goodness I love old churches, in fact if you check out my photos on facebook and look in Whakapirau and Dargaville you can see I've taken some up here of old churches too :-)
Don't have your email, so I wanted to respond here. The black and white-looking photo on my blog was really color -- just a really washed out, grey day. It's so monochromatic that it looks black and white.
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Pretty church and what a big oak has grown from that tiny acorn. :)
What a beautiful little church. That sky compliments the white and red so nicely...your composition on these is so good!
The church might be ignored by some because of its size. Yet under a brilliant sun and glorious blue sky, the small is brilliant, and thus mighty. Nice capture, and that tree leaves a lasting legacy!
When I was young, I was a little scared of small churches like that. I always had that feeling of seeing things in there just like in the movies. Haha.
That is a well kept church, and the bench around the oak would be a wonderful place to relax on a hot day!
what a beautiful church...I love old wooden churches...
Amaaazing Church Photos Bettyl! This look very similar to the Portuguese architecture which we can see in Goa here. You can search 'Goa' in my blog to see those churches...
I love the sign on the bench, and the real-life proof that "great oaks from little acorns grow."
What a romantic story inscribed onto the seat. I wonder how Vera found her life as her little acorn grew...Greetings from Italy via BPOTW.
What great photos...I love the story on the seat about the oak tree. Amazing!
It's lovely to think that someone brought a small seed of "home" to a new place and it's grown into a sheltering place in the new garden. The continuity in that is comforting somehow.
oh my goodness I love old churches, in fact if you check out my photos on facebook and look in Whakapirau and Dargaville you can see I've taken some up here of old churches too :-)
Don't have your email, so I wanted to respond here. The black and white-looking photo on my blog was really color -- just a really washed out, grey day. It's so monochromatic that it looks black and white.
Beautiful pictures! Old churches are always such amazing things to see. Thanks for sharing.
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