Stained GLASS - St. George's Anglican Church, Jackson's Point
G is for GLASS
St. George is slaying a dragon. If you're interested, you can learn a bit more about the historic church here. It's a lovely church open from April to October, and it is located in Georgina on Lake Simcoe just north of where I live in East Gwillimbury.
Glass marbles in glass vase and glass stars on glass mirror
My sister- and brother-in-law treated us royally at their home over Christmas. This was at the centre of the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day table.
Collector glass insulators (from old power poles)
Some people collect these...really. You might be one of them. My husband is too.
I am linking to Jenny Matlock at Alphabe-Thursday HERE
Wow. What beautiful selections of glasses. Thanks for sharing. Happy new year.
ReplyDeleteThe stained glass of St. George is beautiful! Hope you have a very happy and healthy new year!! Happy shooting. :)
ReplyDeletethe stained glass is beautiful. the center pieceis awesome. i have seen a single star like that with a candle but not like these and what a fantastic idea to put the marbles in to hold the candle. i will try to remember this one
ReplyDeleteGreat stained glass. So hubby collects insulators, Think I know where I can lay my hands on some British ones if he is interested. Let me know.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year
every shot is beautiful. Love the treatment of the vase. The stained glass is so beautiful. MB
ReplyDeleteThat glass centrepiece looks beautiful. I always wish I had the creative ability to put things together that way. Have a great 2014.
ReplyDeleteLove that last photograph. Nice colors.
ReplyDeleteLove the last shot! Happy New Year to you too!
ReplyDeleteA great selection of different kind of glasses... Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of glass. It seems to sparkle at Christmas in the candlelight doesn't it? I love the blue insulators. I have 3 clear glass ones I bought at a garage sale. That's it. Small collection. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat stained glass window. Hope you have a lovely New Year.
ReplyDeleteWonderful variations on the theme!
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Mersad Donko Photography
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteMay 2014 provide countless shooting opportunities. :)
p.s I remember seeing those old insulators on the pole rigging that ran parallel to the rail tracks.
Exquisite glass photography ~ for G ~ Happy New Year to you ~ carol, xxx
ReplyDeleteSuperb G post - and a very Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteA fine collection of glass items, EG. A good start to 2014.
ReplyDeleteThat window is just amazing! I have a couple of those insulators lying around somewhere. Guess I'm not that big of a collector, but they are interesting.
ReplyDeleteGreat "G"'s. I love the stained glass windows.
ReplyDeleteI took my kids and grand kids to Yellowstone this summer and rented a house for us all to stay in. There was a big collection of those glass insulators in the house - I understand the appeal, they are quite beautiful....
ReplyDeletelovely shots...
Nice take. Glass.
ReplyDeleteGreat selection for G!!
ReplyDeleteI love the stained glass and those colorful bottles too. Ok, I love all of these shots! Hope your New Year is off to a great start. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glass. I don't collect insulators but do admit to owing two or three. Use mine for paperweights.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Beautiful. Stained glass fascinates me with the stories it tells.
ReplyDeleteGlas can be used for so many things I love what you have chosen to share with us today thank you
ReplyDeleteThe blue glass looks especially lovely!
ReplyDeleteYou got me curious about St George! And I love the centerpiece on your sister's table! Hope the New Year is treating you well:)
ReplyDeleteAll such stunning colors, and beautiful craftsmanship.
ReplyDeletegreat groupings of glass!
ReplyDeleteWow!Stunning photos especially the blue glass!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Melody
I love stain glass windows, so of course I love that first shot!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how sand can become something so beautiful as glass.~Ames
ReplyDeleteThat stained glass is gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteAnd the centerpiece is quite glamorous too!
I must admit I am guilty of collecting those glass insulators.
Great post for the letter "G"!
Thanks for linking.
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