The trouble is that most churches are extremely photogenic and, they stand still as well! LOL. I have some church pics to post but was of the same mind as yourself. After your ever beautiful shots, I will walk in thine shadow and henceforth posteth some more without fear!

Great! I always look forward to whatever you have to show me.

Hmmm...what else can you show me? LOL

Just wait until I get to Queensland!

I have philobasilical tendencies too, but thanks to my crazy Catholic upbringing, I feel totally inappropriate going into a church unless I'm at least wearing slacks. So I go on these walks around the city, pass gorgeous houses of worship, and then feel too self-conscious to entre in my casual walking kit!

Oh, don't worry. Just saunter in and take a look round. The Inquisition will only detain you for a couple of days and while you're on the rack you can admire the gorgeous cupola!

If you have a moment, I wonder if you would share what draws you to churches? It it the art or what?

Lots of factors: there are usually no restrictions on taking photographs, they're usually tranquil and a haven from the buzz of the city outside. And they usually have plenty to photograph. I especially like the stained glass, which can be difficult to capture, but still worth the effort. I rarely get any spiritual feelings from these visits, although I sometimes light a candle for a special intention.

I love the collage!

Thank you! It was a good way of showcasing some of the unusual features of the church.

Great shots; LOVE the window detailing.

Though does that one window say "JST"? Jewish Standard Time?

lol, you would know better than I about the script. In any case, I lost track of all time!

Beautiful shots, all ...cynical aetheist-type that I may be, I do love church interiors , especially stained glass (like the spectacular window in your avatar pic).
I also like your taste in books... will have to look up 'Shantaram' - your publicity post on it is most intriguing.

Delighted you like them. It's one of Glasgow's hidden gems. And, yes, I can heartily recommend Shantaram, a really enjoyable read.