GregFaster

Chapel in the Hills

Same photographer See all Info

A very curious crowned crane. He tried to eat our shoelaces.

Double Arch at Arches National Park, Utah, USA.

This curious squirrel was 2 feet away, looking over my shoulder as I took a picture of him. Taken with a 50 mm prime lens--no telephoto needed for thi

Photo taken by my son!

Case of the Mopes

Solo

Beyond Belief!

It Happened One Evening...

Natural High

Spangled Fritillary butterfly on Zinnia blossom.

A Swallowtail

Crepe myrtle that blossoms pink in summer and turns red in fall.

Where the Heck Am I?

My Dad. The most courageous man I know.

Chameleon offering his paw.

Meditation

I cut an orange zinnia blossom and it exploded with life--a troop of baby assassin bugs!

Discover more photos See all

Leadenhall Market in London at night. by Kestas

The Supermoon rose directly behind Hamburg's new architectural star: The Elbphilharmonia right at Hamburgs waterfornt. by NielsFahrenkrogPhoto

Feather Architecture by dariahuxley

The capital of Switzerland, Bern by petrabischoff

chesterton windmill by wolfman57

Special Architecture in Nantes, France by Mesli

The Garden by aaronanderson

A beautiful morning view of Alberta's mountains in Canmore on a clear crisp summer morning by lucianocapasso

Turning Torso in Sweden (check out link below). Designed by Spanish architect, structural engineer, sculptor and painter Santiago Calatrava
https:--e by AnotherDayisNOW

VTS Tower, Alges - Portugal by eman-photography

Sunset shot in the UK city of culture 2017 of Hull by TheTraveltographer

Photo by PahaOrly

Beautiful city with photo ops on every corner...and roof! by DanielPhotographyLtd

his morning was the first time in weeks since we had some color in the skies again. It’s hard to stay original since this is a composition that has by vincentfennis

People Cubes by jeffcooneyphoto

The mirror surface of the Leeds Liverpool canal as it makes its way through Wigan by martinholdenimages

Photo by Slamer

DSC_4933fb by rebecca_winning

Chapel in the Hills

upload_date

Feb, 2017

Views

435

Likes

+104

Awards

Peer Award

+27

Superb Composition

+4

Absolute Masterpiece

+2

Top Choice

Outstanding Creativity

Magnificent Capture

Superior Skill

Emotions

Impressed

Top ClassTM

Top 10 class

Top 10 class week 2

Categories

PRO

A Very Nice Image Indeed!! Lots of skilled carpenters built that church!! Thanks for Sharing!!

Thank you! it is called a "stave church" and I think the tradition of building churches like this came from Norway. This one was in Rapid City, South Dakota. Thank you for your interest!

PRO

Minot, North Dakota has a Scandinavian park that also has a stave church, along with other buildings brought over from Europe. They represent all of the Scandinavian countries. Nice photo, Greg

Thank you! This was a film photo I took back in 2004 and scanned the negative. It really is impressive how they built these stave churches entirely of wood with no nails.