Russian Church in Nice, France - a little closer
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Russian Church in Nice, France - a little closer
by Phelon » Tue Feb 19, 2013 9:17 pm
Hi,
I completed this with brushes used as suggested by Tony. Thank you--I learn something everyday.
Phelon
I completed this with brushes used as suggested by Tony. Thank you--I learn something everyday.
Phelon
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Re: Russian Church in Nice, France - a little closer
by simplyphil » Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:37 pm
nice church, pity about the car/taxi may be could have waited a little longer
Re: Russian Church in Nice, France - a little closer
by Phelon » Wed Feb 20, 2013 11:15 pm
Hi simplyphil,
Actually, I was glad the flower delivery van was there. I took another picture looking across the porch showing people carrying in flower wreaths for a Sunday morning service. Now how nice was that to show people in action. It shows how the church caters to their members to bring happiness for a nice Sunday service. I've taken many church buildings around the world, as-well-as their many different interiors. Without people, most would just be bricks and mortar, with no life support. In-other-words, the van helps to tell a story.
Thanks for your comment.
Phelon
Actually, I was glad the flower delivery van was there. I took another picture looking across the porch showing people carrying in flower wreaths for a Sunday morning service. Now how nice was that to show people in action. It shows how the church caters to their members to bring happiness for a nice Sunday service. I've taken many church buildings around the world, as-well-as their many different interiors. Without people, most would just be bricks and mortar, with no life support. In-other-words, the van helps to tell a story.
Thanks for your comment.
Phelon
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