Well here I am saying I don’t follow any particular religion, yet I keep posting images of churches. I love their architectural design though and am also experimenting with iPhone (iphoneography). Anyway this little church is in my town and has a very similar design to the Twilight Church photo I took on Sat. Same dome, window and little railing. They are both churches of “first church of Christ scientist” So not sure if that design is required or not – perhaps someone can tell me. Again, shows benefit of taking photos and noticing the details. I like the shadows of branches too on front of church.
Anyway used an HDR app on my iphone, snapseed to edit and added a grungy filter and frame.
Project 365 by Kenneth Todd 
I like using the camera on my phone…I always have it with me and there are some nifty editing apps to play with
The days I decide to use my phone, I don’t take my camera bag with me, so no temptations..:-)
Very nice. Old churches are very appealing to me. I got married in one on a hot August day with no air conditioning. Ha!
Thanks Gina. Ouch at least you didn’t have to wear a tie!
I am not a religious person but I do love churches lol! Thank you so much for the info you share about the iPhone and apps I am just learning. Your photo is amazing as good as any in a publication. You just need that break!
I had to pin this to my Country Church board. I love the old churches.
old churches are lovely! you dont have to be part of the religion it represents to see that. 🙂
Old churches are lovely, yes indeed. I love especially old wooden churches.
I have photographed about 380 churches in Finland around my country. Nearly all of them on countryside; only few in cities and towns. Photos, few only, You can find from my blog under Categories.
I am not sure that Iphone is enough good to take inside photos from really old churches where there is lack of light. You’ll understand what I mean if You take a look at my post “Beyond the Arctic Circle” number three. Old wooden church from 1689. That is excellent example
I wish all the best to You with this special hobby.
Thnaks for that. I really enjoyed looking at your blog too. So much stuff though, I will have to keep returning.
Somehow, I also like churches too, and your photo. Have you seen the photos of this man?
http://destructivetesting.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/a-blog-you-must-look-at-davide-capponi/
I love this picture–very serene. Thanks for visiting my blog. I’m not good at photography, but I sure do enjoy seeing other peoples well made pictures. My dad was a professional in photography.
Always great to find a fellow 365 blogger. I know exactly what you mean about the joy of doing something you love – every single day. Great stuff. Keep it up. See you December 31st.
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I love the rustic feel of this photo. Did your filter create that affect?
Yes. I used a grunge filter to add texture and aged look.
I just LOVE this shot. Old churches are definitely wonderful and have their own charm to them. Beautiful post