Looking for God Again Today by TomDart
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Actually, this lovely lady knows perfectly well where to find God. She knows it does not require brick and stone yet for some that does assist.
York Minster, a beautiful gothic church in the U.K., taken in September of this year.
Comments (22)
Absolutely stunning church! I went back to the UK several years ago and the architecture was amazing.
Beautiful church and beautiful photo.i Would like to visit but i only can admire your capture...thanks for sharing. 5+++ (p.s.:the rate in the site is off now...)
I am always astounded as to the wonderful tales these old churches could tell of they could. Wow.
Excellent capture of this beauty; it looks so BIG in this shot!
Beautiful church...
Beautiful Church and fantastic photo.
Wonderful image!
Beautiful architecture and capture!
Great composition with the lady on the bench. Great thoughts. Very well done, Clive
Excellent pic!
Excellent photo! Very well done.
excellent photo tom
magnifique !
A splendid church, love this composition ;O)
Splendid church and postwork Tom!
Symbols create focus ... this shot has tremendous focus.
Nice POV!
Superb shot of York Minster. It is a very beautiful building. I always find that standing by the side of it gives the full scale of its enormity. Lovely photo :)
God sure owns some beautiful buildings. Love the photo.
Splendid composition and colors
Fantastic and beautiful photo, Merry christmas for you.
I really like this Tom. Lots of depth...the subject church is a rare treat and the young mother sitting on the bench keeping a protective eye on her little ones is a very human scene, particularly in light of your well chosen title.