The medieval timber framed beauty of St. Werburgh’s Warburton
More pics here:
http://gallery.me.com/andymarshall#100493&view=carouseljs&sel=0
“ At the centre of all that, the tower at Saint Giles remains a beacon of humanity and memorial to the community that built and worshipped in it. A reminder of the toils of the mason, roofer and painter that constructed, protected and augmented the walls.
More words on Saint Giles Imber:
“ There are few buildings where you are made conscious of a time when human beings were in harmony with their environment, and had an inherent understanding of their part in the world.
More words on the remarkable Upton Cressett
“ This church is the antithesis of the grand country parish with tombs full of Fontesque’s; and whilst there are distinctive formal memorials to the makers and shakers of their day - the most noticeable monuments are those that are ‘accidental’.
Words on the remarkable church of St. James, Cameley more here
http://cctphotography2011.posterous.com/end-of-the-day-31811
“ Light and movement and graphic illustration in a celebration of the skill and prowess of the living throughout the hundreds of years of community life.
Processing the pics for St. Mary Pitstone - fond memories
http://cctphotography2011.posterous.com/end-of-the-day-24811
Working on the pics of Chandos Mausoleum at the mo. Here is the interior of St. Lawrence, Little Stanmore, London which is home to the Chandos Mausoleum - Classical interior is tart as your stylistic senses adjust from the Gothic exterior.
http://cctphotography2011.posterous.com/end-of-the-day-25811-43692
“ Its Gothic architecture primevally rooted in our recent memory; and branching off: an alien thing in the form of a Classical Mausoleum - striking in its contrast and wondrous in its execution.
Working on the pics of the Chandos Mausoleum at the moment. Here’s the story behind the days shoot
http://cctphotography2011.posterous.com/end-of-the-day-25811-43692
“ Some churches make me feel like the Highlander character in the film - I get sustainance and energy from the cultural gems on display; and I feel like a voyeur as I peep through the layers of history to our ancestors toils, fears and endeavours. This is such a church.
Saint Thomas a Becket, Capel Saint Thomas, Kent (visited on 23 Feb 2011) Continued..
http://cctphotography2011.posterous.com/end-of-the-day-23211-dedicated-to-the-wakefor
Stuff I Like
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Time lapse of Auckland Castle Chapel, the first 5 days
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Select photos from site visit 10th June
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David Hicks
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Marcel Breuer’s detail drawing for a section of the IBM Research Complex in La Gaude, France
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‘Bonsai Architectures and Pebble-Infrastructures’ by Takanori Aiba
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Thomas O’Brien
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King’s College Chapel | Henry VI with Nicholas Cloos and Reginald Ely
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New York, NY (by Richard-)
If anyone has ever used a Biore strip, you will know what this picture reminds me of
