Wednesday, September 05, 2012

Cityshapes - Ghost Church


12 comments:

Katherine said...

How cool is THAT??

Alifan said...

Clever Boy! cute.

Speedway said...

Church trapped in a tomato cage, set against a cloud-dappled sky.

(Yeh, I know it's glass, but at first glance, it looks like wire.)

dive said...

Way cool, Katherine. I had to stop and go "Woah!" then grab my camera.

Mum, I most certainly am. Hee hee.

Speedway, it does look like a caged church; well spotted. Click on it to see all the seagulls roosting (and crapping) on the roof, however, and it looks more mundane.

Liz Berry said...

So very ghostly....love it!

I am trying to catch up on my reading here and going back months to the quite hilarious Christmas Office Party stories....so good to see you again. Hope you are well and happy.
- Cheers! Liz

Robyn Martins said...

Great image, David.

Petrea Burchard said...

Ooooh.

dive said...

Hi, Liz! Yikes! The Christmas party! Mercifully I'd forgotten that. Great to see you again; you've reminded me how remiss I've been of late in visiting other people's blogs. I'm going to have to set some time aside to play catch-up.

Thanks, Robyn.

Ooooh indeed, Petrea. This is the little church at the top of Tower Hill, looking down on the Tower of London. It's surrounded on three sides by huge glass office blocks so at least it can admire its reflection even if it can't see much more.

Ms M said...

Great photo! I really like the ghostly church -- and the way you framed the whole shot.

dive said...

Thanks, Ms.M. I framed the shot by my usual scientific method of going "Oooh!" swinging around with my camera and doing a point-and click. I'm about as accurate as a drive-by pie-flinger.

savannah said...

A real ghostly London tour ;~D Well spotted, sugarpie! xoxoxox

dive said...

London is full of ghosts, Savannah. Even wandering through the glass skyscrapers you come across tiny Dickensian courtyards; weird, dark spaces that seem to have been forgotten by everybody but oddballs like me. xoxoxox