[All Saints Church, Pasadena, California]
I must confess it was hard to edit this in black/white while it was 72 degrees outside. With the doors and windows wide open, you could almost feel the color in the air.
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Beautiful shot!! <3
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In black and white I see the gorgeous structure of the church stand out...and the strong branches of that great old tree! Thanks for sharing - I've become quite attached to tree/church combinations. Something about tree branches reaching 'heavenward' just as steeples do. Here I see another comparison...the strength of the old stone structures and the strength of a strong old tree...both standing the test of time!
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely is this! I love old architecture in churches in black and white - adds to the vibe (-;
ReplyDeleteThe architecture of the window stands out so much in b & w. In color I don't know if that is what would grab my attention and the architecture of the window is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAwesome B & W shot!
ReplyDeleteLove the composition and lines of the elegant windows ~ glad it is 72 there ~ MA is still wintry cold!
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It's a beautiful window and perspective!
ReplyDeleteIntriguing shot. I like it in black and white.
ReplyDeleteThat tree looks like it's spreading its arms to you! Perhaps it's embracing the warmth.
ReplyDeleteThe darkness near and the light beyond create a beautiful intimate view of living yin and yang. Lovely.
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