Waiting for the Good Shepherd. by jayfar
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Shot this today on Burrow Mump in the Somerset Levels.
Comments (26)
What a stunning photo, Jeff! Superb!
WOW! That is a special shot, Jeff. I really love that. Love that ruin :)
He'll be here soon Jeffers :) This is a great shot, the drama in the sky is outstanding mate!
What a fun shot!
Klasse capture,like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It looks so much bigger from the road, must go up there sometime.
excellent
I love it... It's a fabulous place and your captures are really outstanding my friend !!!
wow, what a splendid photo!!!
Waiting for the Good Shepherd. A ruined church. And all I can think of is that old child's prayer "Now I lay me down to sheep." But I must agree with the others. This is a superb image. Outstanding composition that tells a story. It seems the animals are seeking shelter from a threatening sky.
marvelous shot
What a brilliant photo op! You did it proud, this is a fantastic shot!
Amazing Capture!!!
What a powerful title and photo - the sky adds to the photo very nicely!
Oh, well found Jeff! Wonderful composition and the sky is perfect. Really great shot!
Brilliant Jeff. hope Julie never climbed up there with her hip
the sheep seem to have the "mark of the beast" or just owner identifying marks. I love the old structure
SUPERB
Outstanding capture.... Aloha
Amazing capture my friend. God bless.
This is such amazing lovely, and well chosen, my friend, I love it very much! As of course the title!!
Calender shot Jeff! Outstanding work, great sky!!! Fave Rob
Such a fine composition Jeff, the right time and right conditions !!! - a sunny day would have been out of the question. BB ps - sorry, for not having much time to cruise the galleries to comment, nor time to post anything lately - just a wee bit too busy ;( I'll be back soon !
great capture!
Nearly a XIXth century painting.
what a gorgeous capture!!! the mood like it shows the 17th century and the dark and dramatic clouds give it the right feeling and a great depth! its simply brathtaking for me ;o)