Monday 28 May 2012

Whimsical Windows, Delirious Doors 26


Inside the church at Kerikeri, Northland, New Zealand. The European settlers came to NZ two hundred years ago, and this church was one of the first in New Zealand, but I think this was a later window, judging by the style.

6 comments:

Ralph said...

The stained glass artisan has created a wonderful piece of art here - the various shaped individual panes and colors are great. Not perfect in any one detail, but taken as a whole, a glorious scene! A great capture!

Sara at Come Away With Me said...

What a wonderful display of colors! Stained glass is certainly a beautiful way to capture the light.

Anonymous said...

There are indeed a few things only light can do. It provided poetry to this window.
Please have a good new week.


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Lesley said...

I rather like this modern interpretation.
Wheat and grapes ... bread and wine.

toby said...

Oh my, that's just beautiful! I love that pastel background, it makes this even more unique. Great find!

Willow said...

Beautiful window! I think you're right that it is a more modern art piece.