This picture was taken in Alcobaca, Portugal at the Mosteiro de Santa Maria which is the oldest church in Portugal having been founded in 1153. Yet another photo from my trip. Thanks for all the comments yesterday. We had a fabulous trip and I took over 2500 photos. My husband bought me a little 30gig mp3 player which could store any type of file so I could shoot in raw without having to have more than three cards. It's a Toshiba if any of you are interested. And, the trampolining classes are much like gymnastics with a heavy focus on trampoline. It is an olympic sport, but my 2 and 4 year old just like to jump and the time worked out for our schedule. Lucky us to have a gym here in Okotoks that trains trampoline artists. Thanks again to everyone.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
POTD: Something Old
This picture was taken in Alcobaca, Portugal at the Mosteiro de Santa Maria which is the oldest church in Portugal having been founded in 1153. Yet another photo from my trip. Thanks for all the comments yesterday. We had a fabulous trip and I took over 2500 photos. My husband bought me a little 30gig mp3 player which could store any type of file so I could shoot in raw without having to have more than three cards. It's a Toshiba if any of you are interested. And, the trampolining classes are much like gymnastics with a heavy focus on trampoline. It is an olympic sport, but my 2 and 4 year old just like to jump and the time worked out for our schedule. Lucky us to have a gym here in Okotoks that trains trampoline artists. Thanks again to everyone.
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8 comments:
Wow - that's a beatiful picture! That owuld make a gorgeous canvas or for smaller a postcard. I jsut love it.
and I di dnot know trampolining was an olympic sport! That's so cool. Now I'm going to have to look into it. I really love these blogs because I am learning so much :)
What an amazing old building, they put so much detail into the architecture back them, it was art. Nowadays, not so much. Wonderful shot.
Cool, I didn't trampolining was an Olympic Sport either.
Wow- what a beautiful photo!! That is just gorgeous! Love the b/w conversion!
Fabulous shot! I'm with Sue on the canvas!
Simply Beautiful. Love this.
Wow ~ what a beautiful church. The picture almost looks like velvet ~ I agree you should put it on a canvas.
what a fantastic shot. I would LOVE to see an old church like that. Is it still used regularly?
Love the contrast on this...I love architecture...
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