Westminster Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis on Marquette Ave.MB spotted the sun spots on this church on our downtown photo walkabout. Both of us were captivated on the reflected sunlight on this church. The sun was actually behind this church. The sunspots seen here are reflected off from the glass buildings.
"In 1999 Westminster was entered on the National Register of Historic Places. This registry is the official list of historic properties recognized by the Federal Government as worthy of preservation for their significance in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering and culture."
http://www.ewestminster.org/history_architecture
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That is really lovely - that arcitecture is beautiful. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteyour photo is great ,the black and white perfect with the light .
ReplyDeleteThey just don't build them like this any more! Wonderful take...
ReplyDeleteWonderful pic dusty. Really love the light on this. Your pics are always inspiring.
ReplyDeleteCool photo! And a beautiful building. I wish they still built structures like this.
ReplyDeleteI like that it is so focused on a small section of the church that what the building is with out the description is somewhat of a mystery. Great use of light and dark, it's really intense.
ReplyDeleteYour composition here is so perfect, this should be taught in photography class! I wondered when I saw the image if that sunlight was reflected. Why is it that the reflected sun looks different somehow?
ReplyDeleteALl that texture and those curves.... ah, what a beautiful photograph!
I like the way the sun spots highlight the texture of the bricks.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I can "feel" the texture in this shot! And what a fabulous church!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful building! I really like how you captured the detail in the bricks. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat textures, wonderful pic
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