Stained glass windows above the alter in the church of Saint Hilaire.
Of course, I had the wrong lens on my camera for interior shots in a small space. I was using the telephoto lens for long shots outside and had left the other lens in the car. Still, I was able to get this in the low light and short space with the telephoto pulled all the way back to 70mm.
The stained glass windows are still quite nicely detailed even in the low light.
ReplyDeleteTell me there isn't one of Jean d'Arc - isn't there one in every French church or cathedral?
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of some tasteful 19th century glass :-) -- so often it is garish when compared to medieval/Renaissance glass because of the industrial processes used to color it.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great photo to me!
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