mica? Window? What window!? I don't see a window! I think that is Motts' headlamp and/or flashlight dimly lighting that...uh...space (whatever it is). The door IS purty tho! Blue and VIolet are my favorite colors. : )
Hey, davegangster! I'm into photography and I think I can safely say that Motts probably first 'scouts' the area for the best subject matter. Then he probably checks out the different angles and lighting possibilités, etc. Then when he finally decides to take the 'shot', whether he uses his tripod or not depends on how much light he has, etc. Since Motts is a professional, he can probably do all those things in succession pretty quickly. Especially, if he knows there's a guard dog around! : D. It takes the rest of us a bit longer to do all those steps, unless you do it on a regular basis. Hope that helps answer your question til Motts gets back with you!
Are all thé windows in the building painted like that? And are they all painted the same pretty dark blue color? I guess it saves on having to mess with replacing curtains periodically! : )
Thanks so much, Motts, for ''preserving'' a chapel that has been such an inspiration to so many,, and will continue to be, because of you! This Gallery has definitely been one of my favorites!
Now this is different! I've never seen stained-glass windows covered up with ANYTHING before, except to protect them from vandals. I'm a life long United Methodist, and I think I know how those ugly big blinds ended up on those beautiful windows! No doubt à crumudgen on the Board of Trustees thought it would be a good idea, and didn't be quiet about it at every meeting until it got approved! ; )
Thank you, Motts, for another great ''one of a kind'' Gallery!
As for Larry, you might be getting the clergy of the Methodist Church mixed up with the clergy of another Church that's been throughout the world much longer. But I don't know what your experiences, or those of the ones you love, have been. I just know that the Methodist Church has never had altar boys or girls.