184 Comments for Transfiguration of Our Lord

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We do, Sandy, and Mr. Motts too! And it Really is a neat picture; imagine approaching those doors with the bright gay crosses, facing South, after Mass. (Does anyone say "gay" anymore, as in lighthearted and carefree?)
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Think this is facing North - so...never any Sun; just bright light - must have been magical & wonderful.
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Guess it is done at times, eldokid@aol.com - like Taunton - those lamps were saved. (Best lamp-place ever!)
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Thank you so much for this picture. Wonder if the sweet golden crosses were randomly placed, or if there was a pattern to it. Good at math. Guess we will never know.
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It is so NICE that there is no doodle/grafitti/scrawl/scibble anywhere. Wonder how come?
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Lion looks a bit worried. Look how The Golden Wings reach outside the decorative border. I really like that.
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Has beauty timelessness.
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Very precious decorations indeed. Just look at that! I love it! They were so good at math, and so skilled. Back in the days.
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Freespirit..from what I understand it's completely demolished.
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What a neat picture! (Does anyone say "neat" anymore?)
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Can you imagine what that organ sounded like, soaring through the church? Must have been wonderful.
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Wow. Just wow. I cannot believe that something so beautiful can be decimated without a second thought. It's just wrong in so many ways. And yay for another new gallery!
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It's just sad. It makes me so upset. Like when the people out in the Hamptons decide they don't like their house anymore so they demolish it just like throwing out a piece of paper. People suck. Thank you Motts for capturing history even if its fleeting.
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Thanks for the title. I was wondering what "SMARK" meant.
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Yup I see it.