

I often photograph this church when I'm stuck at a stop light in downtown Durham, NC. Unfortunately the wires get in the way of wide shots, so I tried a close up of the bells which is the one part not crossed by wires. Below is the whole church so you can see why the wires are an issue.
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Sunday, June 14, 2009
Monochrome Weekly: Duke Memorial United Methodist church
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31 comments:
'The Bells, the Bells...!' said the short bystander with the crooked back.
Sorry C, carried away with the aftermath of the most fabulous MGP race.
I have a collection on wonderful places just full crossed with wires... Sometimes I like them for my photofraphy hobby, but mostly not as a citizen.
http://digitalpolaroids.blogspot.com/2009/06/lock-and-chain.html
Great monos Carver!
We all have or special 'somethings' that get us going when it comes to photographic topics :)
Have a great day!
Anna
I notice more now, just how many cables there are, and they are always in the way...:-(
Lovely Bells, pretty mono Church, horrible cables..lol
Very nice close-up of those bells.
I like the lines on across the sky :)
Gd Nite!! :P
p/s: Sorry Linky went on strike at T.F on your first attempt
The more we communicate the more we get crossed wires - love the bells!
I agree - the wires are an issue (lets put them all underground or go wireless - that's even better). Grand structure. Good subject for b&w.
Same here. But good that you have a wide angle camera.
Great shots.
Luckily most of new cables is under the streets etc. :)
Nice shots!
All these urban wires are entirely non-photogenic, aren't they? But the church and its bells are beautiful indeed!
God bless you!
Léia & Cezar
What a fantastic church !! The bells are really big and old !! I Really loved the pics..Great one..
A stunning piece of arcitecture.
Love to take picture og them as well :-))
Nice week to you from Anne
Beautiful pictures!
I agree with you that wires can be really annoying when photographing. Nice b&wh shot.
The wires! I kinda like it with the wires - so American! You can walk between skyscrapers and woden pole and wires around. They put metal poles here at the NC State Fairgrounds - those are giant rusty things - made me miss the old tree ones :)
Sometimes those wires just get in the way. But, they are a fact of life. I do like the bells, though.
Good you did a close-up shot; those cables do spoil the otherwise picturesque church.
Very lovely building! Perhaps the wires could be an artistic link between worlds! Yeah! Maybe!
Yet still the beauty is there!
It's a lovely church, but I do agree with you about the wires. Shame the modern age has to intrude.
I liked the church monochrome very much...beautiful capture!
imposing!
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The wires do ruin the view of a very pretty looking church.
SOmetimes wires get in my way too, mkaes one mad!
But I think the wires make the picture interesting. So for my sake they can stay:)
Trying to find a clear shot without cables is difficult, it is a bother to erase them all. Love the church and bells though.
Beautiful! This church looks very similar to a church here in East Texas.
Most wonderful monochromes ..
i love b&w photos of churches....gives an old dramatic look.
Marvelous monochrome photos. Alas, I've had to learn to live with electrical wires in MY photos too.
Hugs and blessings,
It's a beautiful church, Carver, cables and all! :)
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