CONTEST: HELP PETKAL SEE THE LIGHT !

Pete wrote in post #2388639
But what this shot's about is the fact that the real church is within us; anytime, anywhere...

I wondered why I had indigestion

Skrim17 wrote in post #2389820
Condyk takign forever for your shots to load??

Please peddle hard The shots are small jpg's and there are only 4 of them!

PetKal wrote in post #2390047
What about the first one, Sari childe ?

Altar of Commerce

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condyk wrote in post #2389742
Looks like the Doc's kissin' Lola

See, everyone love's her!! I don't know what's wrong with you guys... guess you just need to meet her.

Buddhist temples in the karst terrain.

PetKal wrote in post #2390047
What about the first one, Sari childe ?

interesting as well but I just mentioned which two caught my eye.. I liked the flowers (i'm a girl. girls like flowers ) and the bell is really interesting and I like the light on it..

Olli wrote in post #2390423
Buddhist temples in the karst terrain.

Love it O

saravrose wrote in post #2390426
I liked the flowers (i'm a girl. girls like flowers ) and the bell is really interesting and I like the light on it..

Girls don't like dying Berries then?

condyk wrote in post #2390441
Love it O


Girls don't like dying Berries then?

hehe.. not quite as much as we like pretty blue flowers.. .. but with a nice DOF and good color I can absolutely appreciate dying berries...

Well pagans aren't big on building "temples", kinda hard to be at one with nature when you are stuck inside a building.

However here's one of the ways we get around it

Avebury

Avebury

Avebury

The stones were put there around 2800-2300 BCE so it's one of the oldest "building of worship" that you are likely to see. I dont think these will help you see the light as they are all above 750nm, truely the invisible light.

Regards

BearSummer

Southwell Minster in Nottinghamshire, UK.

[QUOTE=BearSummer;2391​134]Well pagans aren't big on building "temples", kinda hard to be at one with nature when you are stuck inside a building.

However here's one of the ways we get around it

Avebury

Avebury

Avebury

The stones were put there around 2800-2300 BCE so it's one of the oldest "building of worship" that you are likely to see. I dont think these will help you see the light as they are all above 750nm, truely the invisible light.

Regards
BearSummer

Auld yin, even in those old days you Sotts depended on French and other European contractors to erect your infrastructures.
BTW....have you IR- modded your 200 f/1.8 ?

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belmondo wrote in post #2391715
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That has been so long in coming.
Bravo, Thomas !

PetKal wrote in post #2391584
Auld yin, even in those old days you Sotts depended on French and other European contractors to erect your infrastructures.
BTW....have you IR- modded your 200 f/1.8 ?

Asterix...too rad!

Now we shall report the judging results.

(1) Spirituality captured: The winner is Condyk image #4 , close second is Dr.Keppler both images.

(2) Innovative approaches: The winner is Pete's #2. The 2nd place is shared by Olli, Ayotnoms #2, Belmondo, Short5, BearSummer, and James aka Neil-R (MGM shot).

(3) New World Ecclesiastic Architecture: The winner is Shutter22. The second place is shared by Jeece#5, Sari #1, Becca #1, Sugarzebra (post 34 and 37), Woo Wee #3, Ayotnoms #1 and MRaiford.

(4) Atmosphere of Interiors: The winning award is shared by Permagrin #3 and Webby #1 & 3.

(5) Religeous Series Award: The winner is Sugarzebra with his Californian presentation. Closely followed by Jeece, Condyk and James.

Thank you for participating, I've had lottsa fun inspecting and thinking about your fine images.

Oh yeh, lest we forget, it should be mentioned that in a few minutes I shall announce the Contest Overall Winner.