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Sun renders the aggressively spiky leaves of a waratah bush translucent, highlighting every ochre toned vein and capillary in its khaki green flesh ยฉ 2025 Tracey L. Baglin
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Brisbane Water National Park NSW
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Sunset on the Gulf of Mexico fills me with peace and wonder.
Galveston, Texas, US
(apologies for that last second when the phone bobbled)
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@wombat37.bsky.social Coventry cathedral. As far as I can tell, the green painting behind the altar is on one huge piece of cloth...I could be wrong.
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Inside of lustleigh church. White, half barrel ceiling with black ribbing. Looking down the aisle, between the pews towards the altar that is behind a pierced screen. 2 statues atop the rood screen, either side of a crucifix, all nicely symmetrical.
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@wombat37.bsky.social lustleigh church.
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A Lego model of a serious looking tuxedo cat and a kitten in front of it.
For @wombat37.bsky.social โs #SundayPix - #SundayPixWorship โ
Tuxedo cat demands your worship.
(As cats do.)
#Lego #LegoCollectables
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I spotted this tiny sign while heading to Nutclough Woods one day. It was hidden amidst moss and ferns and is from Calderdale Pagan Society. The geometric shape is known as 'the seed of life' and is made up of several overlapping circles that symbolise many things, including the passing of time (as shown here), the interconnectedness of all life forms, and the potential for self-growth. Marked around this seed of life symbol are the Pagan festivals of YULE, SAMHAIN, IMBOLC, MABON, OSTARA, LUGHNASADH, BELTANE and LITHA.
The bridge that straddles the gulley that runs through the middle of Nutclough Woods. If I worship anything, then it's the light in this place. It's unreal. This was taken in October 2024. The way the light's falling is cinematic. It highlights green moss covering the bridge and tree that's just in front of it. The ground is covered in fallen leaves in shades of red, yellow, orange and brown. I find the contrast between the two colourways mesmerising.
Golden hour as the setting sun breaks through an autumnal canopy covering Nutclough Woods, West Yorkshire. The camera's caught the sun and refracted it, so there are golden rays stretching around the silhouetted tree that dominates the foreground. Below that is a path covered in red-brown leaves, with mossy tree roots contrasting as they broach the fallen leaves. The canopy is full of warm yellow tones, and there are spring-like qualities to the lightening leaves that are turning ready to fall.
Standing on the bridge and looking down the gulley that splits Nutclough Woods in two. Either side of the stream, the ground is ablaze in autumnal colours. In the distance, a few trees cling on to yellow and orange leaves.
Right, that's the newcomers out of the way. Now to meet the Old Gods on the sacred ground that is Nutclough Woods. #SundayPixWorship
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Pine trees, peridot green moss, pink heather, and a couple of sun rays shining in across the moss.
This is my church... ๐๐ฒ๐ฟ๐ #SundayPixWorship
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A landscape shot of two trails amidst woodland. The right-hand trail leads upwards, the left-hand trail leads to St Mary's Church. You'll need to look hard to spot the church tower: it's just peeping out from a point behind where the right path curves around. This was an amazing spot to find. There are trees, ferns and shrubs growing everywhere. The sky is blue, with fluffy white clouds.
A contender for the best-hidden church in England. St Mary's Church, Luddenden, West Yorkshire. #SundayPixWorship
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A village church, built in a prominent position at a fork in the road. Trees around it. War memorial in front. Lych gate leading from street into the churchyard.
Late to the #SundayPixWorship Sorry, @wombat37.bsky.social
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Elvis-themed Christmas tree in a church.
My entry for our village Christmas tree festival, Blue Christmas. #SundayPixWorship
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The sun rising over the sea in Mexico - the Yalcatan Penisula, on Akumal Beach. It is shouded in a streak of dark cloud, and the ocen is a silver grey as it rises.
#SundayPixWorship Always worthy of worshipping is the rising of the sun. It puts on a marvellous display.
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A weeping willow standing on the edge of the banks of a water inlet. It is in full, thick, green leaf, and on this clear sunny day, it is perfectly reflected in the still waters in front of it.
#SundayPixWorship I only go to churches to look round them, I prefer instead to marvel and stand in awe of nature - in particular this weeping willow, which I do worship.
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A somewhat translucent, white clam shell filled with even tinier shells & grains of sand, held in the palm of my hand, lit with golden late day sunlight.
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"To see a world in a grain of sand."
Auguries of Innocence, William Blake
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Looking towards the pulpit, with the camera pointing upwards to show the painted ceiling (known as a 'boss' apparently). There are two rows of columns and arcades (I may well be getting terminology confused as I'm not religious). Behind the pulpit is some detailed Gothic wood carving, painted in gold. The ceiling is made up of multiple panels, and if memory serves me well, each one shows an English king. There are 30 visible here.
A clearer shot of the painted ceiling in Beverley Cathedral. There are 28 panels fully-visible, with four more just going out of frame. In each one is a depiction of an English king if wonky memory serves me well. The colours are incredible for something so old, but it may have been restored over the years.
A shot of another part of the ceiling in Beverley Cathedral, with a large stained glass window. I can't make out what the images in the stained glass are, but they're likely to do with the life of christ. The ceiling features blue panels with gold painted inlays and stars. They're divided by deep red-coloured frames.
A few shots taken inside Beverley Cathedral, Yorkshire. #SundayPixWorship
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Curved gothic arches lean and stretch towards the lens in the ruins of Heptonstall old church. There's no roof at all, only the internal support structures (two rows of Gothic arches, with the other visible through the one nearest the lens) and external walls. Also visible through the main arch is the former church tower, with some spring-green trees waking up to the right.
Standing closer to the former church tower looking towards what would have been the nave. The remains of the huge window are almost central, and each side is a row of columns and Gothic arches. The ground is paved with grass and flowers sprouting from between the paving stones. Overhead a clear blue sky and not a cloud in sight.
Pics for #SundayPixWorship The remains of St Thomas aโ Becket church, Heptonstall. Originally built between 1256 and 1260, it was damaged by a storm in 1847. Use continued until 1854 when the second church, St Thomas the Apostle, was completed.
Reminds me of a 'Mandelbulb' fractal.
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Beautiful slender cream and gold minaret
Another (still rare!) circular minaret, white with narrow blue bands and a line of Arabic writing encircling it.
White minaret decorated with gold zig-zag horizontal bands and topped with a gold cupola, seen through trees.
The same white and gold minaret, but in close up to the gold cupola. Slender and elegant.
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Maldives mosques ๐ฒ๐ป
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A rate circular minaret โ green with horizontal lines of white Arabic writing, set against a clear blue sky. This was in Fes, if I recall correctly
The Kutubiyya Mosque in the centre of Marrakesh โ itโs an excellent landmark for finding your way around. Built of sand-coloured stone, about 5 storeys high, with arched windows and two bands of green tiles towards the top.
A grey and white mosque above the white roofscape of flat-topped houses in Essaouira.
A beautiful mosque of red stone, decorated with many panels of multicoloured ceramic tiles. Canโt recall exact location, but somewhere in northern Morocco.
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Moroccan mosques ๐ฒ๐ฆ
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An old Cotswold stone church with a path to the door, churchyard to either side and against a blue sky with fluffy white clouds.
St Andrew's Old Headington taken today in the sunshine. Beautiful Norman Chancel arch and some interesting modern stained glass #SundayPixWorship
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Stonehenge, seen from the heelstone, which is in the left foreground. The main stones are in the middle of the picture, with green grass below and a brilliant clear blue sky above
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Stonehenge, 4th September 2023
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A black and white pic of a small local church with the cross on top of the end wall silhouetted against a cloudy sky
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Eastrop, 21st March 2021
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An English Heritage sign on a fence post near the stones, asking for visitors to respect this ancient and sacred place
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Avebury, 29th August 2021
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King's College Chapel, Cambridge partially hidden by a tree and also by another building. In front of it are my son and his wife on the occasion of receiving their MAs.
Let's try that again.
The astonishing King's College Chapel, Cambridge. The place where the carols come from in Xmas Eve. A couple of randos are standing in front of it.
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Stained glass window, arrow shaped and modern in style, featuring a lot of blues and yellows.
Window in St Paulโs Cathedral, Tirana, Albania. Cathedral was completed in 2002.
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A stained glass image of Saturn, vivid gold against a blue background
#SundayPixWorship my favourite stained glass window ever. Cologne cathedral.
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A view towards the altar of a cathedral, from some height. The stained glass window is an open flap for us to peer through, because it's all made of lego.
A view down the long nave of a church from some height, but in lego. Minifigures for scale.
One more for #SundayPixWorship this is Durham Cathedral, but in lego.
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In the centre of a very dark image is the tower of a church, brightly lit with floodlights through a mist. The lower part of the church is not lit, barely visible.
That church in the middle of Edinburgh, whatsisname, er ...
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