Star Of The Sea by Richardphotos
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Description
there was no parking so I took this through my windshield while waiting at a light.
San Francisco
Comments (22)
the light was green but the traffic was not moving
Beautiful church!
Love the building design, nice shot.
sweet shot
I like more gothic churchs with medieval history but this one is very interesting.
Is it a church? The exterior is very plain (and white) Usually churches are ornate on the outside....I like this one!
great image, at least your windshield was clean
Beautiful capture and church my friend !!!
nice
a beautiful building! nice shot, especially through a window.
Great capture
Great building, the finish is a bit modern for the design but still very attractive.
Great shot of this beautiful building.
Fantastic building and shot!
Fantastic Richard. Great building!
Is a good photograph through the windshield.
Cool shot, especially considering it was through the windshield. A lovely church.
wonderful. I like shots like this
Oh what a stunning building so clean looking I love the style :) Cathy xoxoxo
excellent capture well by sun lighted !!!
For a shot from a window while stuck in traffic, you got real light and presence in this facade, and you got a feeling of its massive-ness of it too. The cream whites are beautiful, as are the shadows. And the cars don't bother me (as intrusions on this beautiful facade): They're darker accents. The shot has real beauty. That's what happens when a terrific photographer is forced to shoot from a car in traffic---it still comes out with pop, light and presence.
A fantastic photo considering the restrictions nature imposed upon you, Richard! Great capture! Thanks for sharing!