PF PHOTO CONTEST - Churches & the like (jan 10th-17th)

[larkspur]

Thanks Lacy33!

 

[Borek]

I sware I took it. Are you calling me a liar?

In this kind of situation... yes

 

[Borek]

Primitive Baptist Church

Interesting, hue of the light is in a way similar to the Turbo's Bald Mountain picture.

 

[matthyaouw]

Drizzle: I will accept your entry so long as you edit your post to get rid of the first picture.

Cyrus and Brewnog, will you please turn your photoshopperies into links.
ta.

 

[drizzle]

http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/8454/mosque1ee2.png
Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan Mosque, Abu dhabi



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[matthyaouw]

You only need to post it once. Please remove the images from your first post.

 

[brewnog]

Larkspur LOVELY shot!

Cyrus and Brewnog, will you please turn your photoshopperies into links.
ta.

Would if I could, edit option is gone. Perhaps a friendly mod can help.
Anyway, it's not photoshop, it's paint! The real tool of professionals.

 

[Ms Music]

http://img127.imageshack.us/img127/8454/mosque1ee2.png
Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan Mosque, Abu dhabi

What kind of camera and settings did you use for that shot?

 

[larkspur]

Interesting, hue of the light is in a way similar to the Turbo's Bald Mountain picture.

It was taken just after sunrise. In fact it was taken not too long after I took the shot I entered in the Dawn to Dusk week.

Larkspur LOVELY shot!

Thanks Brewnog.

 

[jowjowman]

Sure, I would love some clear blue sky behind the minarets.
But this was not to be. Winter 1984 Istanbul.

 

[JasonRox]

Larkspur, can you post a better quality of it?

 

[edward]

There sure are a lot of pictures of the Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan Mosque on the web.

http://www.exploreabudhabi.ae/en/what.to.do/mosques.and.other.places.of.worship/sh.zayed.mosque.aspx

 

[edward]

Larkspur, can you post a better quality of it?

Why? It looks great to me.

 

[binzing]

Yay, I just realized I actually HAVE a photo for this one.

 

[binzing]

(Crosses fingers that Photobucket's resizer actually worked)
This is a small church near the community of Navajo Dam on the San Juan River, below Navajo Reservoir. This section of the river is world renowned (or so they say) for its fly fishing.

 

[Lacy33]

(Crosses fingers that Photobucket's resizer actually worked)
This is a small church near the community of Navajo Dam on the San Juan River, below Navajo Reservoir. This section of the river is world renowned (or so they say) for its fly fishing.

This picture is beautiful because the church looks like it is being snuggled by the earth.

 

[binzing]

Thanks. It's actually on the middle of a little sort of plain in the river valley. Theres a small cemetary behind it, and just a bit to the left is an oil well, that I was luckily able to miss with this angle (was driving in a car). My neighbor and I had just come back from a trip to the lake to go salmon snagging. We live about 10 miles from here.

 

[Borek]

 

[binzing]

Nice shot Borek. Whats the story?

Edit: Way to be punctual, right at 5 AM my time.

 

[Borek]

No special story - just a nice place (at 50°18'18.32"N 16°27'8.85"E) that we visited two years ago on our way back from Prague. Highly recommended if you look for something nice, quiet and picturesque in not too high monutains.

 

[binzing]

It's a nice place. Pretty church. The scenery reminds me of Oregon.

 

[Lacy33]

Was that a cool day you took this picture? I feel like I could just breath in the freshness. Makes me think of the 19th hole for holy golfers.
Who keeps up that lawn? Goodness!
And makes a nice screen saver too, thank you. :)

 

[matthyaouw]

A tatty pic.

If you want to enter a pic, could you upload it to an external site like www.photobucket.com and then post it here? Thanks.

 

[Borek]

Was that a cool day you took this picture? I feel like I could just breath in the freshness.

It was relatively warm and nice day, something in the 20-25 deg C range. But it is 700 meteres above sea level and you can feel it.

 

[wolram]

Thank you Hypatia.

 

[wolram]

Taken in a space bounded by trees with a cheap digital camera.

 

[hypatia]

Its a wonderful photo Wolram!

 

[Borek]

Is it somewhere close to your place? I remember you posted pictures of some other church in your area last year.

 

[angel 42]

Hello, it has been a while since my last entry, I would like to say -due to recent events- that I wish peace to the Palestinian people and all people around the world to live in peace.



http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/984/15977747ow3.png
Alanany Mosque- Jeddah.

 

[edward]

Wolram, WOW that is a great picture. I can just imagine the stories that could be told using that old church as a backdrop.

 

[edward]

This is the San Xavier del bac Mission near Tucson. It was built by Franciscans between 1783 and 1797. There were only two of them so they must have had a lot of help from the local native Americans. No one knows why the second tower was never finished.

http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/5040/1001164jpgmissioniiibg1.jpg

 

[wolram]

Is it somewhere close to your place? I remember you posted pictures of some other church in your area last year.

It is within walking distance, and is believed to have links with the Knights templar, unfortunatly it is kept locked, inside there are 12th/13th cenury wall paintings.

 

[larkspur]

Sure, I would love some clear blue sky behind the minarets.
But this was not to be. Winter 1984 Istanbul.

(Crosses fingers that Photobucket's resizer actually worked)
This is a small church near the community of Navajo Dam on the San Juan River, below Navajo Reservoir. This section of the river is world renowned (or so they say) for its fly fishing.

Thank you Hypatia.

Hello, it has been a while since my last entry, I would like to say -due to recent events- that I wish peace to the Palestinian people and all people around the world to live in peace.



http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/984/15977747ow3.png
Alanany Mosque- Jeddah.

This is the San Xavier del bac Mission near Tucson. It was built by Franciscans between 1783 and 1797. There were only two of them so they must have had a lot of help from the local native Americans. No one knows why the second tower was never finished.

http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/5040/1001164jpgmissioniiibg1.jpg

Wow! You all are so lucky to have photographed such beautiful architecture! :!)

 

[binzing]

Thanks lark.