274 Comments for Church of the Transfiguration (Buffalo)

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Warm and welcoming.
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Wow, it must have been absolutely stunning in there when it was in prime condition.
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What was that chest of drawers used for?
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So majestic. Anyone who entered this room must have been awe-struck. One couldn't help but speak in hushed tones while standing here. Give me goose bumps.
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Just look at the details in that window! Wow!
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Spectacular architecture. The craftsmanship seen here is a lost art. Houses of worship today tend to strive for "mega-church" status with emphasis on tacky showmanship. This cathedral is large yet warm & inviting with it's stained glass and carved arches. It's a shame it's abandoned and unused.
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At first glance, the peeling plaster above the 2nd arch on the left looks like a man holding a small child in his arms....or is it just me?
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Another superb set...done by the 'Master'. Thank you.
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What a GREAT shot!
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What a beautiful place! Think about how much work went into this!
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Well PARDON ME with these technical terms here. :D You do learn something every day don't you?

I bet this church was beyond gorgeous in its day. :)
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If you use the trick of zooming in on your PC, you can see it definitely is Jesus...

How gorgeous the lighting is. It looks like the ceiling is on fire!
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It almost looks...Heavenly doesn't it? As for the stained glass windows being unbroken...I know personally I wouldn't want to break a church's window simply for the fear of what might happen to me as in karma. :D

This is simply fab.
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Wow. Now when did you sneak THIS fantastic gallary in?? I just checked this afternoon and there was nothing new yet. Sneaky little booger. :D

Anyhow, this is gorgeous! Makes me wanna go to church...NOT. :D
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Wow a new gallery always make the day!
Gorgeous...amazing.
Thank you Motts!