Stained-Glass Window by junge1

Photography • Architecture • posted on Mar 27, 2013

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This is one of eight stained-glass windows that were put into the the Ranch House Chapel located on Camp Pendleton in the early 1940s at a cost of $250 each. Unfortunately I'm on the wrong side of the window to realize its full beauty. This picture was taken on 16 March 2013, Sig...

Comments (27)

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crunch01

1:51PM | Wed, 27 March 2013

cool shot! that is not far from me at all.. and I like the new Avitar you have.. nice uniform :o) seems we share a few ribbons there!

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farmerC

2:24PM | Wed, 27 March 2013

Shining shot.

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rachris480907

2:39PM | Wed, 27 March 2013

Even if the colors don't stand out because of the angle, it's still a nice picture, Sig. Thanks for sharing it.

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abreojos

2:53PM | Wed, 27 March 2013

I got to admit Sig this is the 1st stained glass I have seen with bars on it! Quite amazing it is on a chapel on a military base and they need bars on the windows...now is that to keep people in or out?

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bmac62

3:08PM | Wed, 27 March 2013

Most interesting Sig. I imagine the bars are architectually correct...kind of goes with Spanish Colonial style as I recall. Sometime if/when you get a chance do go inside any building with stainglass windows and shoot out...the colors can be spectacular. I am probably preaching to the choir and maybe you've already done this in the past.

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