Very serene.I like the composition of the photograph, with the barren trees and the snow and just a hint of blue in the sky.Looks like a very beautiful church from outside; and I am sure it is inside as well.;)
Protege, it is one of Norway\’s oldest stone churches and is decorated in a Gothic and Cathelic style inside.An(n)onymous, we were in domkirken. I don\’t think we went inside Mariakirken at all.Thanks, Nicole! I see this view every time I go to the hair dresser\’s. 🙂
Nice. The humans used to build some really gorgeous buildings. I might feel a little more charitable toward contemporary christians if they still built beautiful churches, instead of the cheap box-with-a-steeple buildings they erect these days…
Not all buildings have a history as beautiful as their architecture, but I do feel more awe in an old-fashioned, high-roofed cathedral than in today\’s glorified (heh) conference rooms.
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Very serene.I like the composition of the photograph, with the barren trees and the snow and just a hint of blue in the sky.Looks like a very beautiful church from outside; and I am sure it is inside as well.;)
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fabu photo, did we go here for concert?
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What a lovely place! I like spots like this a lot!Beautiful shot as well.Happy WW! 🙂
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Protege, it is one of Norway\’s oldest stone churches and is decorated in a Gothic and Cathelic style inside.An(n)onymous, we were in domkirken. I don\’t think we went inside Mariakirken at all.Thanks, Nicole! I see this view every time I go to the hair dresser\’s. 🙂
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That is so cool looking. Is Liv Ullmann going in with a black shawl on her head?
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Hi, Archer, and thanks! Of course it\’s Liv. Just move that bush aside, and you\’ll see.
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Nice. The humans used to build some really gorgeous buildings. I might feel a little more charitable toward contemporary christians if they still built beautiful churches, instead of the cheap box-with-a-steeple buildings they erect these days…
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Not all buildings have a history as beautiful as their architecture, but I do feel more awe in an old-fashioned, high-roofed cathedral than in today\’s glorified (heh) conference rooms.
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