Here is another example of spotting a tall spire from a distance.
Getting to this church was a bit of a challenge because of the railroad tracks. Trying to find the crossing required a few blocks of back tracking once I got into town. But it was worth it!
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| St. Mary's Catholic Church - Waverly, Minnesota |
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| Backside of the church in the setting sun |
Linking to InSPIREd Sunday - a weekly meme of religious architecture.
i guess you call her the mother Mary? ... that is such a gorgeous church. love those spires. ( :
ReplyDeletethe golden hour light is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love the shot from the distance....I try to do the same when I photograph a church or courthouse. It gives the viewer more perspective of where you are photographing. Great looking church.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Church.
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The long spires are very strong, eye-catching elements with which to spot this church across the city.
ReplyDeleteFine shots show us detail and how the church looks under warm light. Well done.
Beautiful!
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Looks like a big church. did you get inside?
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy churches that can be seen from afar. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteVery tall spire and lots of stone work.
ReplyDeleteThe most striking thing about these photos is the awesome lighting in last several photos.