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The McDougall Memorial United Church is a one-storey building located on the north bank of the Bow River, roughly two kilometers east of Morley. The church was constructed in 1875 in the Carpenter's Gothic style and features pointed arch windows and front door, shingled front-gabled roof, and a central steeple crowned by a pinnacle. The designation also includes the archaeological remains of mission structures at the site.
Did you know that Mad Max II was filmed in Silverton in 1981?
And can you see how many dust specks there are in this pic? Time to clean the camera sensor...
The famous St. Michael de Rupe Church, Brentor, West Devon which sits on top of a granite Tor on the western edge of Dartmoor.
I've been meaning to get a shot of this landmark for over two years now and finally managed it despite the icy wind nearly blowing me over!!
Small church on the side of the road between the villages of Temenion and Prodromiou near Paleochora on the South coast
A photo taken by Wes Brown of our family church in Saskatchewan. My mothers side of the family has been laid to rest here for over 100 years.
This is the church of Nesseby. Nesseby is a small town in the far northeast of Norway. We travled there last January (2020) coming from the finnish border and passing this small town with the church just besides the fjord. That day we had no time to drive to the church but we swear to stop there when leaving the area of Varanger.
When we left the area of Varanger we started early in the morning and when we arrived at Nesseby it was completely dark (it was the arctic night) So I used my Tripod to shoot this photo and tried several adjustments. The only light was this from the Church itself. It was cold, and snow started to fall like hell and we were in a hurry to leave because we wanted to go to the northcape this day and this are several hundreds of kilometer within new snow.
Church Doors at Skrinkle Haven in pembs, UK. Been waiting for a grey day to shoot some long exposures using my Pluto Trigger device, which worked briliantly, once it had connected to my phone....
8.1.2020, Grytviken, South Georgia
Grytviken Church
This small, single-nave white church, also known as the Whalers Church, was prefabricated in Norway, shipped to Grytviken and consecrated in the Norwegian Lutheran denomination on Christmas Day 1913. It is still used on occasion for services and wedding ceremonies. Nearby, explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton is buried in the whalers' cemetery alongside 63 other men, a number of whom died during a typhoid epidemic in 1912. His granite headstone is engraved with the nine-pointed star he used as a personal symbol. Shackleton died after suffering a heart attack at sea in 1922, and his body was returned to Grytviken at his widow's request—the place he based himself while planning the rescue of the crew from his ship Endurance.
Comrie Parish Church, designed and built in 1881 by George T Ewing. Comrie is a village (Just over 2000 population) in the county of Perthshire, Scotland.
Smyrna is the oldest documented church building in Arkansas and is among five known antebellum churches still standing in the state. I photograph this church a lot since it is not a long drive. Decided it was time to give it a texture treatment.
Holy Hill is located in southeast Wisconsin, on the highest elevation in this part of the state. Situated on 435 acres of rural countryside.
The Búðakirkja church, on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes peninsula may not sound like a must-see destination, but the isolation mixed with the surreal landscape gives this little black church some real photography cred.
In the lead up to Iceland I’d penned it down as being one of my big ticket locations and was lucky enough to shoot it on two different days with two different conditions. Here’s the second shot taken later in the week.