Stained Glass Animals
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This window is in a local United Methodist Church. It is a side window and very high off the ground, thus the low vantage point. It is located in Lancaster County, Virginia.
Happy Window Wednesday!
Hraunfossar Waterfall, Iceland.
One of the water rivulets of the Hraunfossar resemble stains on the lava wall. This waterfall is a feast for eye – you can spent hours studying many little vignettes along its almost 1 km length.
GOUDA – The Great Fire of 1552 destroyed much of the medieval Saint John Shortly after the disaster, the directors commissioned to build the most spectacular church in Holland. With 123 meters it is also the tallest church in the Netherlands. Who walks into the St. John falls silent at the sight of the majestic space with 72 world-famous stained glass windows.
A close-up look at one of the stained glass window at Central Synagogue. The camera recorded the difference between the light coming through the window and the background making it look like the glass is on black.
The term stained glass can refer to coloured glass as a material or to works created from it. Throughout its thousand-year history, the term has been applied almost exclusively to the windows of churches and other significant religious buildings. This fine example is seen in "The Mission " public house in Hull .It is in a room that was the Chapel when the building was The Seamans Mission..
Section of a small stained glass lampshade.
Theme: "Green and Red"
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I volunteer at a Food Kitchen that's located in the auditorium of Trinity Anglican Church in Cambridge. So I was able to get permission to go into the church sanctuary to take a few photos.
This one is from the upper choir loft looking along a pew through to a stained glass window.
A stained glass panel shining into the darkness.
It is surrounded by branch shadows of the tree nearby...
by Joshua Reynolds, in New College chapel, Oxford. Actually, I think they are painted rather thanking stained glass, but what beautiful Pre Raphaelite panels?
Worth seeing large!!!