St James Garlickhythe Church, London

Some shots from this little beautiful city church, also known as Wren's Lantern for its abundance of natural light from all the windows. The church has 40 foot ceiling which is the highest in the city after St. Pauls Cathedral. It traces its roots back to 1375 and was rebuilt after the 1666 Great Fire by Sir Christopher Wren.
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Very nice indeed. Your shots capture the beauty of that church really well. Good use of DoF on some of the shots. Well done. I wonder what that church looked like BEFORE the fire...nobody will ever know, I am afraid.