Monday, 7 April 2014

Queenscliff, St George the Martyr at night

This rather wonderfully lit church was just up the road from where we stayed in Queenscliff a few months ago.

We would walk past it most evenings on the way home from the beach / pier / fish and chip shop or restaurant.  In the end I remembered to take my camera on the outward leg of these journeys, so that I could take some pictures on the way home.

The electricity (or telephone?) lines are a bit of a pain, but I do like the whole colour of the pictures.



Next time I go back to Queenscliff I think I may have to try to photograph this building again.

You can find more images from around the world at Our World Tuesday.  Enjoy the pictures.  SM

22 comments:

  1. Well worth trying again, although I like these shots, even with the lines. Those lines often mess up an otherwise fantastic shot don't they.

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  2. Wat een gebouw geweldig mooie nachtopname.

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  3. Maybe some day we will figure out a way of distributing and/or generating electricity in a way that will render lines like these obsolete.

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  4. That's a beautiful building. The lighting is very nice...we just can't get away from power lines though sometimes.

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  5. What a beautiful church. I really love the architecture!!

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  6. The lighting is excellent. You have captured it just at the right time of the day.

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  7. Such a lovely church, wonderful architecture, Stewart!! And I do agree with Fun60, terrific lighting and captured at the perfect time of day!! Hope your week is off to a great start!!

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  8. Hi Stewart,
    Beautiful church, I love the light.
    Greetings Irma

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  9. I love this church. And you got some great light. Nice shots!

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  10. Beautiful! I like the weather vane!

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  11. glad you had your camera on the ready for this church. it's beautiful. hope all is well. have a great day~

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  12. It is a beautiful church, even with the power lines. Have a happy week!

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  13. Beautiful, old buildings are so neat to photograph.

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  14. What a lovely church - the lemon facade is beautiful.

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  15. Lovely church- any idea when it was built? And the lines are a sign of our times -photoshop them? I don't mind them.

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  16. Beautiful. Funny, I had the same issue (telephone/electrical wires) when trying to photograph a church in Bucharest last year. There was no way to get a shot of the church without a bunch of lines in the way!

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  17. Yeah, I think you should. It is an interesting building and I like the color. MB

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  18. Gothic style is fantastic as always! The stained glass rose window must be beautiful!

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  19. Lovely photos! Utility lines are an unfortunate reality but they don't take away much here.

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  20. The soft lighting and coloring make for nice photos, despite the lines.

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