Iron welcome mat at the entrance to St. George's Anglican Church, Jackson's Point, Ontario
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28 comments:
This would make a great badge for sepia scenes!
Welcome to the world of sepia. I did one I will have to post someday. I think I will on my day4plus blog. Wait for me!! MB
PS. I have to say---thanks for your encouragement. MB
Once again, the pineapple. Amazing how prevalent they once were at entrances. I wonder why they disappeared?
That really pretty & I agree w/ Rose
Pinapples were once a symbol of hospitality weren't they? I can't think why.
Darla
Absolutely stunning. It sure says welcome to me!
What a beautiful idea for this sepia scenes because this spot fits very well, I mean about sepia!
Wonderful picture!
Léia
Nice welcome mat. Wonderful closeup, looks beautiful! Works great in sepia.
love how the details pop
Where do you get all these wonderful ideas for photos?! Love it!
Ah, c'mon...an Anglican church entrance? You've got to show us more! I would have expected red doors and tile floors!
This looks like a barn entrance! ;-)
Good shot!
Jacob,
It's an OLD Anglican church. ;-) But it's still used during the summer. I'll be posting more photos later.
So pretty, I'd love to see the whole building.
Beautiful entry for sepia scenes EG!
And I agree with Rose :)
What a unique welcome mat. It's just perfect for Sepia Scenes.
Hi EG, I've never seen an iron welcome mat. What a neat picture for a Sepia scene.
Hugs,
Betsy
An iron welcome mat - that seems so substantial, for different than the rubber/plastic Rubbermaid mats we see today. The new mats are functional, but do they wear like iron, as the old saying went??
Thanks for putting out the WELCOME mat!
Great textures here.
By the looks of that wood, this must be an old church. Love the picture.
B.
That's one wonderful shot!
A perfect and warm welcome in sepia :)
beautiful!
the composition is perfect
I agree with Rose - perfect badge!
I like this shot.
Great shot and so welcoming. I love wood in sepia.
I don't think of pineapples when I think Ontario - but after seeing this photo I always will :)
And the pineapple means welcome! I guess you knew that though, EG! Great sepia shot! :)
Love this shot. The floorboards and threshold tell me the church is old and full of history.
Love the welcome mat. Have never seen one in iron. Wonder if it is as old as the church?
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