Taxinge Church

On November 5, 2008   /   Blog, Buildings, Churches, Construction, Wordless Wednesday   /   12 Comments

12 Comments

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   Alison Cornford-Matheson

   11:31 am on November 12, 2008

   What a beautiful window! Lovely composition and colour!

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   Conflagratio

   8:02 pm on November 10, 2008

   Wonderfull framed this detaill, nicely coulored, great work again about a nice old-construction.

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   Chris/Aperture Image

   7:18 pm on November 8, 2008

   Framing and symmetry spot on Frida 🙂

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   Racheal

   12:13 am on November 8, 2008

   Your framing of the circular window is perfect. The numbers give it a bit of a gothic look. Stunning photo.

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   John Maslowski

   5:07 am on November 7, 2008

   Impressive shot Frida. Love the symmetry and the framing, along with the excellent details.

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   Will Williams

   10:10 pm on November 6, 2008

   Nice cropping and textures.

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   sherri

   8:53 pm on November 6, 2008

   Beautiful structure…such ornate details. Nice one.

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   FLOOG

   8:47 pm on November 6, 2008

   From a time when craftsmanship existed, and quality and architectural strength triumphed over corner cutting and form and function.

   Beautiful brickwork, and ornate patterning. Gorgeous

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   Ginnie

   2:59 am on November 6, 2008

   A hundred years later I graduated from high school! Do they make things like this now???!!!!!

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10. 

    Marcie

    7:25 pm on November 5, 2008

    Stunning detail. Love the colors and composition.

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    Klaus

    2:54 pm on November 5, 2008

    Frida, perfect framing

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    Beth F

    12:28 pm on November 5, 2008

    I love this! In the coming weeks, you\'ll see lots of architecture shots from me on Wednesdays. I went with something different this week.

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