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| On a recent rare sunny (and warm!) day, I took a stroll in the West Village and stopped by the school my kids attended for 10 years. It's attached to this church, St. Luke in the Fields—so named because when it was built, it was the "country" parish of Trinity, the "city" church at the top of Wall Street. [To see more Sunday shadows, go here. I'm also linking back today to inSPIREd Sunday.] |
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Shadow Shot Sunday
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It's good to revisit places like this. I enjoy going to my hometown, but haven't for a while; always fly right by. Yesterday I photographed a shadow of a tree on bricks, and maybe I'll post the photo. No nostalgia, though, like in your photo; just a wall.
ReplyDeleteThe yellow doors look very welcoming. Thanks for sharing in InSPIREd Sunday.
ReplyDeletehi there, Alexa. nice to meet you, I'm Beth. Sally & I are hosts at InSPIRED Sunday. we wish to thank you for linking up with us at InSPIREd Sunday. i love the yellow doors. take care & enjoy your weekend. ( :
ReplyDeletehee hee... and at the time, it probably was truly in "the fields"! :-)
ReplyDelete«Louis» is on a "Loot-ren" kick today...
His Sunday Bridges post was shot with his 250 mm Tamron lens.
How things can change through the years! In the fields no more.
ReplyDeleteFascinating photo. It looks as if the tree limbs are trying to scratch their way through the brick wall.
ReplyDeleteSoon those bare trees will be leafing out again, providing even fuller shadows!
ReplyDeleteNestling in Shadows
oh I love churches 'in the field' !
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing with us =)