Today the Black and White Sunday theme is a religious building. You have until next Saturday to post something fitting. Leave me the links to your posts… I’ll be waiting….
To all those who celebrate, happy Easter!
49 responses to “Black & White Sunday: Religious Building”
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I love the slant and the figure and, as always, the sharpness of the image. Hope relaxation has been happening for you.
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It’s a Catholic Church in Italy (Vicenza).
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[…] See other religious buildings at Lost in Translation: Black and White Sunday […]
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[…] Black & White Sunday: Religious Building […]
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And here’s the post: http://teepee12.com/2015/04/05/the-big-white-church-on-the-common/
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The priest’s presence helps characterizing this awesome capture!
( di riposo e relax…)LikeLike
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[…] In response to Paula’s Black and White Sunday. […]
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Nice angle and the monk sets it off.
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Very nice capture… I’ll look to see what ican find for the challange… Happy holidays…
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Please do, Lor 🙂 Happy Easter!
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[…] Linked to B&W Sunday. […]
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Hi 🙂 here are some religious buildings in Turkey… https://ladyleemanila.wordpress.com/2015/04/05/black-and-white-sunday-religious-buildings/
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thanks 🙂 it’s my pleasure to take part! cheers!
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It just shouts Italian. For a minute I thought it was going to be Venice but as I scrolled down on my phone I saw not. Love the priest to set the scene.
Have restful rest of the weekend Paula.
I’ve been driving all morning but here is my link at last: http://travelwithintent.com/2015/04/05/st-francis-in-vienna/LikeLike
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Thank you for guessing right, Debbie. Have you been to Vicenza? I strongly recommend it.
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What a lovely capture from Vicenza, Paula.
Happy Holidays to you!
*Klem* from the Four of us,
Dina, Klausbernd and our two Bookfayries Siri and SelmaLikeLike
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I read your reply, I must admit I had no clue.
Thinking of you too! 😘 DinaLikeLike
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[…] Check out Paula’s post for more B&W photos of superstitious buildings: https://bopaula.wordpress.com/2015/04/05/black-white-sunday-religious-building/ […]
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Beautiful photo Paula. I enjoy the architecture.
Here’s an entry from me. My mysterious drafts folder saved me again 🙂https://cardinalguzman.wordpress.com/2015/04/05/furuset-mosque/
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I love the perspective of your photo. That man in the front is dwarfed by the building.
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Thank you so much Raewyn 🙂
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I remember lovely Vicenza! I liked this in colour too, Paula. 🙂 Beautiful music!
Hope you’ve had a good weekend and are feeling more like yourself.LikeLike
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Outstanding scenes!
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Thank you, Phil 🙂
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[…] Paula’s ‘B&W Sunday’ challenge for this week, is ‘Religious Building’. The magnificent pink sandstone, Gothic style facade of the ‘Cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg’, also looks really splendid in B&W. […]
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A really beautiful building, Paula. The figure in the foreground just adds to the perfection of this scene. Here’s my entry: https://anotherday2paradise.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/gothic-splendour-for-bw-sunday/ Have a lovely day. xx
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[…] Lost In Translation […]
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Wonderful architecture, such an interesting subject! here’s mine https://dailymusing57.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/black-white-sunday-religious-building/
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Yes, the angle really makes this special. Such an imposing image, and a great sense of time too, as if this photo had been taken several centuries ago. You’ve been time travelling, Paula, and didn’t tell us 🙂
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The monk certainly adds to the spectacular scale of the church!
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Cheers Pat
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Thank you, Jeff 🙂
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Very impressive building.
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I think so too, though my wide angle made it look more imposing than it really is 😀
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Lost in Translation 
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