old church on hy 90 to Houston by jocko500
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I took hyw 90 to Houston from lake Charles. I like the old back ways. I saw this church so I turn around and took some photos of it. My camera was not getting good shots as it was not on the right settings here. I left and later on I got the right settings but I did not wish to get the shots of the church anymore . I as a gas station at the time asking for directing as I was following a goolge map. lol. My gps did not want to take this way so I put it up. it just wish to take the fast way. I stop about 10 times asking for directions to get to where I wish in Houston. it ok. I saw places I never saw before and really no time limit to where I was going
Comments (41)
Very beautiful photo of this church
You use a GPS? I still use old paper maps to find where I'm going. Anyway, terrific antiquity, vivid color and composition in this shot of the church, that kind of reminds me of the Alamo.
Wow!!! what a cool building!!
Sounds like you had quite an adventure, Jocko! A most excellent and psychedelic presentation of the church! Well done!
COOL I like old stuff
I'd love to hear those bells. They probably have a wonderful sound.
Wonderful church.. great photo :)
Jock, I am so glad you took some photos of this amazing old church and decided to share them with us. This truly is a treasure, and the windows and bells make this one a treat.
You never know what you may find when you take the back roads.I like the style of this church,especially those bells.
the gps i use is a taxi drivers tool, it takes you along the long way and often wrong. cool shot of this church, Jock.
I find it an air of Mexican church! Approach to this beautiful church!
cool
What an interesting building, and quite strange looking. It's much more fun to go on the back roads. I don't have a GPS.
The camera settings may have been wrong, but I'm really digging this washed out look and details of the brick, windows and lumo-grass ! ~Cheers~
This is a wonderful old building Jock, super architecture.
Beautiful old building. Great shot.
A beautiful church. The camera settings gives an interesting effect.
Interesting Bells setup on that church... Nice shot. Aloha
This is a very special photo and a lovely capture of it, Jock. I love how you give it justice by the mood, and colors which can be admire on it. What beautiful are the bells 'hanging around'. I would like to hear their sound. Thank you so much for your lovely comments, dear Jocko (I'm far behind with my commenting, so sorry) But, to answer you question about the 'grape hyacinth', : No, this flowers you can't eat, and actually they are very little, it was a macro-shot ;-). Wishing you a lovely weekend, God bless, and I love your stories of about wander through streets and see unexpected objects, etc. And, 'no', we don't have an GPS.
Great shot and marvelous architecture.
What a lovely old church!!
Very nice job on the church!
very cool architecture. the trouble with Houston is there are so many streets that does not go through
Pretty church, Jocko!!!!
Wonderful architectural example
Cool photo Jock :)
Strange building.... The bells so different opf other ((5++))
A beautiful shot of this church, Jock! I like taking the back roads, too! It's more relaxing, and you see some great sights.
A lovely old church It looks great like this, Rule no 1 in photography never admit you set the camera wrong just say it was the special look you were after.
A very pretty church nice shot dude.