Standing Alone - Looking Through

Artist: Tainia Finlay
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Standing Alone - Looking Through

A peep into the church with no name, looking through to where once was a door. One of a series of the church.

Thank you for looking.

Standing Alone - Looking Through belongs to the following groups:

Rural NSW, Rusty, Crusty and Falling to Bits and Windows and Doors

georgieboy98, 2 months ago

It’s utterly fascinating. Stripped of all it’s stained glass and interior fittings and you have to wonder whether that was done legally or not. What a story there must be here! Great to see and you have captured wonderful lighting inside there. Hugs, Peter
BlaizerB, 2 months ago

very well spotted and captured, nice sens eof depth and gr8 light,, cheers
John Pitman, 2 months ago

Now this is a masterpiece. Great dof and all the way in focus detail. Well composed. John
Tainia Finlay in reply to georgieboy98’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you Peter! I am hoping to find some history of the place. I wonder why they built this so far away from anywhere? ... much like they put graveyards far away from villages around here … in the days of no transport what a hike to take visit a loved one & take flowers? Hugs, Tai x
Tainia Finlay in reply to John Pitman’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you very much indeed John, inspiring comments!
Tainia Finlay in reply to BlaizerB’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks heaps Blaizer!
Carol Lirette, 2 months ago

Very unique concept! Love the way the light shines up inside! Great angle!
Bootiewootsy, 2 months ago

Very interesting photo. Like the way you composed it..
georgieboy98, 2 months ago

I think the answer to that Tainia lies back in the past – we need to know what the population of the area was and whether this was built for white settlers or for the indigenous locals. There would have to be Parish records in existence somewhere – it’s a case of finding them I guess! I am sure there is a wonderful tale to be told! Hugs, Peter
midzing, 2 months ago

wonderful capture… love the lighting and texture,,, well done
Tainia Finlay in reply to Bootiewootsy’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you for looking in & adding your comment, much appreciated Bootie
Tainia Finlay in reply to Carol Lirette’s comment, 2 months ago

Much appreciate your comments Carol, thank you
Tainia Finlay in reply to georgieboy98’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you Peter, I am on the case – nothing like a mystery to unravel! Hugs, Miss Marples!
Tainia Finlay in reply to midzing’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you so much midzing! Much appreciated
Sharon Wormleaton, 2 months ago

Super composition Tai. Very well done
dougie1, 2 months ago

ah, there is a space left for me to comment! lol!
good shot tai, let me know if you manage to find anything out?
dairygirl08, 2 months ago

WOW, this is an amazing capture, very intresting as well
AARDVARK, 2 months ago

So sad to see a church in such a dilapadated state.
MKWhite, 2 months ago

Great angle, love the geometry in this shot. The textures are incredible too. Great job :)
Tainia Finlay in reply to Sharon Wormleaton’s comment, 2 months ago

Many thanks Sharon for your valued comments
Tainia Finlay in reply to dougie1’s comment, 2 months ago

I will dougie, I am waiting for the local parish to get back to me as Peter suggested, will update you. Thanks for commenting :D
Tainia Finlay in reply to dairygirl08’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you Ann-Marie, much appreciate your commenting.
Tainia Finlay in reply to AARDVARK’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you Aardi, there are no people anywhere near which is why it is like this. I am trying to find out some of the history.
Tainia Finlay in reply to MKWhite’s comment, 2 months ago

Thank you MK, kind of you to comment & much appreciated, Tai
MuscularTeeth, 2 months ago

i do love the warmth in this image.
lovely work.
Tainia Finlay in reply to MuscularTeeth’s comment, 2 months ago

Many thanks indeed MT for looking & commenting. Tai
Sue Buckingham, 2 months ago

Fantastic image Tai. Such a sense of mystery through that window. It makes you want to know more about its history. Through the window shots are always intriguing and you have captured that feeling wonderfully x
Tainia Finlay, 2 months ago

Sue thank youvery much, your comments are always so well considored, bless you x
shutupjaye, about 1 month ago

I love images that have been framed by natural framing . Well composed shot.
Tainia Finlay in reply to shutupjaye’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thank you very much shutupjaye