Woohoo, it's Monochrome Monday time! Until I can get married in one, I won't set foot inside a church, but i often appreciate the buildings themselves. And, having been Darylized, I always love your photographs! ;-)
I do wonder where you are for this shot - marvelous detail. Yes, I haven't done monochrome since long before digital, so the results are often quite astonishing. Do you remember the Box Brownie!!!
From back in the day whenit was all about decoration--lovely photo, especially in b & W. re: the morning glories: I can't grow them from seed either. I finally decided to break down and buy a small plant or two at the nursery. Viola!!
. Since you are on my blogroll, you know I like your blog. I Like the great photos and writeups.
I am back blogging again. I just started a new WordPress Blog, 'I C U Nature' for Nature Only! Click here to see the blog. It will take some learning to work out the differences between WordPress and Blogspot. The new blog is bare bones right now, with just the masthead and two posts.
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ReplyDeleteVery striking.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo, it's Monochrome Monday time! Until I can get married in one, I won't set foot inside a church, but i often appreciate the buildings themselves. And, having been Darylized, I always love your photographs! ;-)
ReplyDeleteFireblossom: very funny! And Daryl, love the t-shirt on your sidebar. Hilarious.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. Excellent!
You've made me curious about the rest of the building. Where is it located?
ReplyDeleteA gingerbreaded church, who knew.
ReplyDeleteGood capture of the details.
Beautiful! I love the cedar shakes and gingerbread trimmings.
ReplyDeleteI love the detail.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better. We missed you at lunch. Feel better.
Beautiful!
ReplyDeletethat's really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love how buildings of that time period had so much detail. The filigre work makes me all giddy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Looks well preserved.
ReplyDeleteOur little town has an old church with a bell and steeple similar to this one. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteSuch clarity. Lovely. Is it in NYC?
ReplyDeleteThe monochrome effect really enhances the details on this. I like it!
ReplyDeleteI do wonder where you are for this shot - marvelous detail. Yes, I haven't done monochrome since long before digital, so the results are often quite astonishing. Do you remember the Box Brownie!!!
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ReplyDeleteOh yes, so many beautiful historic churches in Mathews...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteask not for whom the bell tolls...
ReplyDeleteSo much little pieces sewed together in a tall tower - each piece carries a hope for a better life! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteClassic beauty!
ReplyDeleteDaryl: You said you aren't big on sepia. I'm not either; however, some photos just scream sepia, sepia!
ReplyDeleteI love the bell tower in your photo. Black and white is just perfect. Where is the church located? Surely not NYC!
That's a beautiful steeple and so well photographed.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice contrast in B & W.
ReplyDeleteWe pick almost the same kind of shot this time. Your´s is very nice :-)
ReplyDeleteThe scrollwork is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love church steeples. There is something very divine about them =)
Beautiful image, you have captured it very well.....
ReplyDeleteDaryl, wonderful love the monochrome days..
ReplyDeleteand thanks for the lovely comment on my latest post...how kind!!
That is beautiful, a made for mono shot!
ReplyDeleteБлагодаря за посещението!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting!
Beautiful--love the detail!
ReplyDeleteFrom back in the day whenit was all about decoration--lovely photo, especially in b & W.
ReplyDeletere: the morning glories: I can't grow them from seed either. I finally decided to break down and buy a small plant or two at the nursery. Viola!!
What a gorgeous church!
ReplyDeleteIt looks a bit ornate for a Baptist church...but then the Baptists can fool you if you're not careful. ;-)
ReplyDeleteExcellent composition and tack-sharp. Delightful shot, D.
That's perfect for b&w with all the contrast!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot. I love all the texture.
ReplyDeleteThe best B&W shot I've seen in this week's monomonday! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful gingerbread on that church. The detail really stands out in B&W. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat monochrome picture.
Love the texture in the wood. It looks like a fancy version of a common New England steeple.
ReplyDeleteThat's excellent Daryl. Lovely shape and contrast.
ReplyDeleteA good monochrome - I like the little halo around the steeple, very befitting :)
ReplyDeleteNice !!!
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Since you are on my blogroll,
you know I like your blog.
I Like the great photos and writeups.
I am back blogging again.
I just started a new WordPress Blog, 'I C U Nature' for Nature Only!
Click here to see the blog.
It will take some learning to work out the differences between WordPress and Blogspot.
The new blog is bare bones right now, with just the masthead and two posts.
Come visit and tell me what you think,
Troy
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Great old church! Perfect for mono.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of an old church!
ReplyDeleteCool angle! And great contrast. And my word verification is "frugu". I wonder if that's fake blowfish sushi or something.
ReplyDeleteLove the gingerbread. Perfect picture for monochrome.
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