274 Comments for Church of the Transfiguration (Buffalo)

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yeah, walk the green line!
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As an English church-bell-ringer I'm particularly interested in this shot.. The bell on the left is a 'flared' continental shape; the other is more traditional. The arched, cast-iron headstocks that support the bells help to counter-balance them, which is why one of the bells is partly inverted.
The proper name for the 'hammers' is clappers :)
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THANK YOU! This is beatutiful! Great shot! Mr. Motts, You are a God!
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This is amazing! Beautiful shots Mr. Motts!
The Church where i go to, vas bult in 1225, And I hope it always will be in use. Abandoned churches makes me sad and angry.
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Aww, go ahead and walk that thing!
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Thanks ,Great new gallery. I hope to see more to come.!
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Speaking of pews .The coveted and very elusive lone pew shot.
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This place seems so massive without the church pews.
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Leading lines...
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Really cool
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Your command of the English language never fails to amaze me!
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Cant blame you either ,looks like this place can start falling apart on its own without much help.
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Alot of the time there would be pipes for the organ on the way to the top of the bell tower .Were there any?
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Another much appreciated location! You da man, Motts!
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Amazing !