Black & White Wednesday

Posted on September 16, 2020September 15, 2020 Posted in Black and White Wednesday., General, Ireland, outdoorsTagged Black and white, black and white photography, Black and White Wednesday., County Antrim, Grave yard, Graves, gravestone, history, Lambeg, Lambeg church, Lambeg parish church, monochrome photography, Nikon cameras, Nikon D7200, Northern Ireland, old headstones, Sigma 17-70 mm, Sigma lens, stone building, tome stoneLeave a comment

This weeks photograph is Lambeg parish church. It sits on the banks of the River Lagan a few miles from Lisburn. The first church dates back to 1598 with the possibly of one going as far back as 1306.

The oldest tome stone found in the graveyard dates back to 1626.

History link: http://www.s118536411.websitehome.co.uk/churches/Lisburn-churches/lambeg-parish-church.html#:~:text=HISTORY%20%2D%20Lambeg%20Parish%20Church,the%20tower%2C%20was%20completely%20rebuilt.

Camera: Nikon D7200 with a Sigma 17 – 70 mm lens

Data: ISO 100, f/16 @ 1/2 second

Focal length 17 mm.

Thank you and stay safe,

George

74/365 Shutter release challenge

Posted on January 13, 2016 Posted in 365 Shutter Release Challenge 2015Tagged 365 photograph challenge, Black and white, church, Church of Ireland, Co.Antrim, Grave stone, Grave yard, Graves, Ireland, landscape, Lisburn, love photography, monochrome, Nikon D7200, outdoor, treesLeave a comment

Lambeg Parish Church, Lisburn County Antrim, Ireland.

I pass this church most days, so decided to stop by and photograph the river that passes close by. Turned out the river view was not great. Since I had parked in the church car park, I thought I might take a look around. So this is one off the photographs I shot there.

365src13.12.2016

And here is a little History about the Church.

Thank you for viewing.

George McNeill Photography

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Black & White Wednesday

74/365 Shutter release challenge