Church in Oksbøl

I attempted to take good notes about the photos I was taking ... but later realized that I hadn't re-set the time of day in my camera ... and my notes were dependent on the time stamp (duh!) Anyway, I believe that this town is Oksbol. If anyone knows different, they are welcomed to correct me. :-) I don't know how popular church photos are here on PN ... but I found the churches in the countryside in Denmark to be absolutely gorgeous, so you'll probably see several images of them as I go through those photos. Any thoughts or comments are always welcome!!

 

Also, if someone knows how to make the text in a comment read the same characters as the text in the caption (the "o" with the line through it), I'd also welcome that information. Thanks!

Any comments or ratings are appreciated!

Lou Ann, this is lovely! the white church is so solid against the clouds and deep blue sky. it has a feel of real permanence to it, especially when i contrast it to my church in its slow decay. i love the date on this church, and i can imagine it still looking the same in another 250 years.

Splendid capture! I love denmark and especially the westcoast in the north of Jylland. The nothern light is unique and creates such wonderful 'white-church-against-blue-sky' impressions. You got this special impression perfectly! The "�" (hope it works in this comment...) is created by typing '155' on the separate figure-keys while pressing the 'Alt'-key.

 

Best Regards, Detlev

 

No... it didn't work... sorry.

Great shot. Good colours, and composition gives you good lightning too... Great work! Regards!

 

...Torfinn

Lou Ann, that is a real nice church image, it is sharp , sky are beautiful, I like the white on white( construction and clouds) and the strip of brown.nice image.

Nice shot, perfect color.

Nice crisp light and the sky gives a good sense of the weather.

I think I found it. Does this work: Oksb&oslash l ... how does that &oslash look?

FYI: the HTML code for the letter "o" with the line through it is "&oslash". I found it on this site: http://www.starr.net/is/type/htmlcodes.html

 

YAY!!