All of these windows are from Saint Anne’s Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Maryland. They were photographed on December 15, 2019. Please accept them as my contribution to today’s Monday Window challenge. I loved the way some of the filtered light was reflected on the wall in the first photo, so I didn’t crop it at first. The second picture is a closer look at the first. The last window I find a bit disturbing, as it appears to show souls burning in Hell.
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These are indeed beautiful. It seems we both have a church theme going today. Thanks for sharing.
It was my pleasure. From your handle, I’m guessing that you are a librarian? Guess what, so am I! I got my MLS from U of MD in 1994. Retired now. sigh…
I wish. I’m actually a customer service person, but have worked at the same library for 24 years. I always wanted to get my MLS, but it never happened. Actually, I don’t know if I’ll ever completely retire - maybe part time. I love it here and think I would miss it too much.
Another magnificent collection! Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure! I love Monday Windows! 🙂