Light and Glass ~ Dove by bmac62
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Description
Contemporary stained glass windows in a Lutheran church here in my hometown.
These windows face west and the time of day was just about noon...consequently, I have a little shadow from the roof eves at the top of the windows.
Thanks for stopping by.
Bill:)

Comments (22)
Nice picture.
Beautiful--and the diagonal is perfect!!
Fantastic photo.
Super window, it is great to see some non-victorian stained glass!
Beautiful design and colour!
Brilliant window design and you've captured it admirably...!!!!
Good capture, Bill.
Beautiful window and reflected light. Very well done! 8~)
Sublime lighting! (That's a brilliant word for me!) Looks really restful, peaceful, nice! Well done mate. Rob.
I love the way the light plays on the windowsill. Wow!
Beautful shot !! I too love the way the light plays on the windowsill!!!! Tom
Great image!
LOVELY !
Great capture, Bill. The design seems to work very well with that shadow.
Very lovely capture, Bill, and I like the play of light on the window sill.
Beautuful the light and hues from the reflections are perfect
Superlative angle, clarity, vivid colors and lighting contrasts in this photograph, Bill!
I love stained glass windows unless I have to work on them.excellent shot
Very nice!
Great looking image, Bill!
Yes, with tara, I like the light on the windowsill, very painterly, very soft especially in that shadow. Those are the kinds of things you want from stained glass: Its effects from being important as the actual panes themselves. It's a modern design (medieval stained glass, for instance, would never use such a stylized bird), and yet it's amazing how even modern feels ageless. That's stained glass for you...You got a lot of dark, which is fitting for stained glass—it speaks most eloquently when it has nothing else interfering. So it's the key player. Very nicely done. And yes, the lack of outside shadows helps. It's hard enough to capture this as it is, I'd imagine, outside shadows would make it more difficult...(You may know this, but in the medieval cathedral, the stained glass—the uppermost story, the "clearstory" [literally, clear level]—was conceived as the connection between earth and heaven; and the light shining through it was symbolic of a divine light; and the stories told in the glass were therefore illumined by heaven itself. And all the architectural parts of the church—the pillars, arches, etc—led the eye up to the clearstory where at last you saw heaven's light pouring through. This was very dramatic when you consider how dark these structures were.)
fantastic capture...