Sunday Go To Meetin' by diomedes66
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This is the chapel in Old Tucson, This was where the power really was in the old west. I read a history of an old west mining town during the gold rush in California around the 1850
Comments (41)
Can't say that was a nice story, but this is an excellent photo of something OOOOLD. Bravo:):):):):)
magnifique chapelle le noir et blanc lui sied a merveille!!!!!!
beautiful chapel! love the way you've captured,
Aller mes fides prener place aujourd'hui nous allons parler de la vie avec notre fre "diomedes66" hihihi ;) Bravo
Obvious truth: If there were no sin, there would be no need of priests! Does it therefore follow that the more priests/churches the more sin? Great Picture, who would you cast as the preacher?
Beautiful B/W photo with this fabulous contrast and atmosphere! I like the fascinating story about this chapel in Old Tucson! Bravo!!!! VOTE
Paul, forgive me for saying it, but i am glad your back to the B&W series of the old southwest. I feel like packing my bags and heading over for an indefinate stay. :)) For now I must settle for these beautiful images that also remind me of the old western ovies of the 50's I grew up with. Remember, 5 cent matinee? V
excellent picture, nice work, but a sad story :(
Great work and I am grateful for the history lesson (That kind of background always gives a depth to the image - even if it's tragic). Great shot!
I love the story and the photo. The B&W makes it timeless...
Wow another wonderful capture of the past has my VOTE
Your photos of Old Tuscan bring about ideas of mine that past life in the mid to late 1800's was significant for me. Thankyou for the ride. v
Wow, again one of your wonderful back and white pictures, can't help it, but I love it most. You are a wonderful photographer, Paul. I love your pictures and I love the stories who go with it. Wonderful done!
reminds me of childhood memories..and the western series on tv... little house on the praire and the like.. agree with egmont glad youre back to b/w... an area you really excel beyond with... vote :)
You know how much I like this serie !!!! Thanks for sharing another great wonderful piece !
Great photo - and great story.
the history of the old west is so fascinating!! I love going to tombstone :) this is an excellent phote!!
OMG! What a horrible way to spend ones wedding day!! Glad things are not like that now..tho humans still have issues to overcome unfortunately! Such a cute little church tho! They dont make em like that anymore..such a lovely setting too! Fantastic photo...as always Paul! :) VOTE!!
luv your Old West series... makes me feel right at home!! ..."going to the chapel & i'm gonna get maaaaarried"... :]
Now this sucks indeed!! What a bunch of barbarians!! Anyway, a wonderfully moody shot!! I think u've captured the spirit of the old west beautifully here, from what I've seen in old western movies!! ;)
super Photo with wonderful clouds, perfect light, mood and image!
Excellent photo and great story !
Paul...when you were a baby I bet you 'sucked on a camera' instead of a pacifier! it seems you were born to do this wonderful work that you do..this is such a nice photo...wow...bravo, my friend! V
HEHEHE Kill Bill!!!! Fantastic Photo terrible story!!! LOL
I went to a ghost town nw of Vegas and it had 17,000 people during the mining operation and 17 bordellos and one church. I have a picture somewhere in my gallery of the house of bottles from that place. excellent capture Paul
an excellent b/w photography. wonderful tones. * vote * #:O)
Beautiful, the black and white adds an authenticity that looks just beautiful!! V :)
many towns did not have a church the prister would come on sunday to the saloon and it close the bar so the prister can read or say what is in the Bible.I read of on prister he keep on getting yelled at from the back by someone so he shot him. Nothing was done to the prister. and every one sit to hear what the Bible say. ...your photo is very good
Beautiful B/W !!!
wonderful capture of this chapel! very effectful the b/w! excellent shot! ;o)