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Eigentlich bin ich ja im Urlaub eher in Norddeutschland unterwegs. Da ist das mit den Sonnenuntergang ja recht einfach. Aber hier in den Alpen ist die Sonne ja schon eher hinter den Bergen verschwunden. Am letzten Abend bin ich dann noch früh genug zu dem bekannten Fotospot gegangen und habe noch etwas von dem schönem Licht eingefangen.
Taken July 2020, First visit to ST Maws playing around with luminar AI my new software, not sure if the Balloon addition should be there but it a lifting experience for me and keeps me intrested in photography.
St James is a small, tranquil church on the outskirts of Oddingley village, surrounded by beautiful Worcestershire countryside. An earlier wooden church was first mentioned in 1288. In the 15th century the wooden construction was replaced with the current stone building, constructed from limestone that was probably quarried nearby. Originally there was no tower, but the wall at the back of the nave was removed and a tower introduced in the 17th century.
The church is the final resting place of many souls, most famously the Reverend Parker, the village parson who was gruesomely murdered nearby in 1806. The hunt for his killer gripped the attention of the nation, but the case remained unsolved for nearly three decades before the truth was, at last, revealed…
When your job demands working outside in very cold weather, it's nice to have a warm office on site.
St Giles' without Cripplegate, to give it its full name. There has been a church here for a thousand years. It was rebuilt in the 14th century and the tower added in the 17th century. However, after some historic fires and being bombed during WW2 in 1940 it had to be restored again. Work was completed in 1966. It now sits among the brutalist architecture of The Barbican, City of London.
Enjoying the weekend in London....soaking up the sunshine....the London vibe....and capturing London with a camera in my hand....using the shiny brick surface to capture St Pauls reflection
The listed, late Gothic daughter church of St. Peter with the Calvary Chapel is located in the St. Peter district of the municipality of Waldburg in the Mühlviertel region of Upper Austria. The Roman Catholic church stands on a hill about three kilometres west of Freistadt, at an altitude of about 700 metres above sea level, and is clearly visible from afar. Next to the church is the Calvary Chapel and the local cemetery. The church and chapel belong to the parish of Freistadt.
Die denkmalgeschützte, spätgotische Filialkirche St. Peter mit der Kalvarienbergkapelle liegt im Ortsteil Sankt Peter der Gemeinde Waldburg im oberösterreichischen Mühlviertel. Die römisch-katholische Kirche steht rund drei Kilometer westlich von Freistadt auf einer Anhöhe, rund 700 m ü. A., und ist von weither gut sichtbar. Neben der Kirche befinden sich die Kalvarienbergkapelle und der örtliche Friedhof. Die Kirche und die Kapelle gehören zur Pfarre Freistadt.
A 16th century Jesuit Catholic Church in Munich, Bavaria. It is, apparently, the largest Renaissance church plus the first to be built north of the Alps. It has a relatively nondescript frontage in the main pedestrianised street but is wonderful once inside.
1244 erste urkundliche Erwähnung der Kirche
Undeloh - Lüneburger Heide;
St. Magdalenen-Church, built ca. 1200
A slow night at the Ponchartrain Hotel on St. Charles Av. Covid restrictions are starting to loosen as the vaccine slowly filters through New Orleans. Hotel traffic is starting to pick up, though the damage is done to offerings and amenities.
Pendennis Castle is in the background, on the far bank of the River Fal.