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Day 22 – Not My Garage
“Going to church doesn’t make you a Christian any more than going to a garage makes you an automobile.” ~ Billy Sunday
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Adore that quote! Brilliant! And a delightful, atmospheric photo!
Beautiful!!! 🙂
Wonderful photo!
Exactly. Wonderful photo, too.
Stunning tranquility!
Grea shot.
Hilarious quotation. And wow – fabulous shot!
Hauntingly beautiful!
Thanks so much for linking up with Communal Global. =)
That is a stunning shot!
Great windows!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Ha, love this quote (and the pix). I know people who think they are devout because of their regular church attendance, but their behaviors are quite the opposite.
Beautiful capture of light and shadow.
Fabulous image and the quote is so right on! Love it.
Beautiful shot ~ wonderful quote!
(A Creative Harbor) ^_^
This is stellar!
This is a very awesome picture and quote!
Very nice contrast of dark and light in a fitting setting. Beautifully captured.
WOW! That is a fantastic picture! I love it : )
Thank you so much for joining us for Communal Global’s Tuesday Around the World! We love your entry.
This is one of those photos where you can look ( which I’ve been doing) at it for ages – how did you manage to capture the light and the dark so accurately? I’m unsure if I’m choosing the right word but your photos always have a sense of ‘power’ to them. This one included. Renee
Oh wow, that picture is poetic! Beautiful shot! Geez, I say that about all your photographs! 🙂
How in the world did I miss THIS photo? The lighting is phenomenal…I feel as if I”m in that church. Fantastic job 🙂
What a great capture! Love the contrast between light and shadows. Fascinating results!
Wonderful shot!!
What a beautiful photo. I admire your work immensely.