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A small piece of the former Chalmers Presbyterian Church in Launceston.
Now a private residence.
Built 1859. Architect: W.H. Clayton – Free Church of Scotland, later Presbyterian. Deconsecrated 1981
Nikon D40
Nikkor 18-200mm lens @ 90mm
ISO200
1100+ views
featured in Nature’s Reclamation group 19th June 2009
featured in Australian Travel Writing & Photography 11th May 2010
2nd in The Vines Challenge in the Mood & Ambience group 30th June 2009
Comments
Really beautfiul capture! Love the colors!!!
Thank you Kea.
– Garth Smith
Beautiful capture and wonderful photography! Do they use this as a door to get in and out? And one would hope that it wasn’t haunted, given it’s history! :)
The door looked unused but I dont really know. I talked to the owner. He talked about its history but didnt mention any untoward happenings.
– Garth Smith
Very nice image Ralph.
Great color saturation
No worries Kevin, glad you like it.
– Garth Smith
I love it, great composition & colour
Thank you skyhorse
– Garth Smith
I love doors! This is a great door…..wonderful colour contrasts :)
Thank you again Shelly, yes the green,red,white just popped at me.
– Garth Smith
great photo, makes you “want” to know what’s behind that door…
Thank you Sandra, yes it does have that sort of feel and that was what I was hoping to capture.
– Garth Smith
Great shot, please consider adding this (and yourself) to Natures Reclamation
Will do ozzzywoman, thank you.
– Garth Smith
great colour garth
Thank you Phillip
– Garth Smith
great entry for the Buildings – Old and New Challenge it starts in a couple days
Thank you vrey much WingsOfAngelz, I shall keep an eye out for it.
– Garth Smith
lush, charming, inviting…lovely feel to this :))
Thank you Louise
– Garth Smith