August 11, 2009

In the opposite wall...

In the end of June we showed you the stained-glass window from the St. Casimir's church. Today, we come back to this temple in order to present another stained-glass window.

18 comments:

Leif Hagen said...

It's a gorgeous window - love the colors! Heavenly photo!

PAK said...

Bardzo ładny witraż!

cieldequimper said...

So many crowns. Is there an explanation?

James said...

Stained glass is so beautiful, and this is a really nice one.

joo said...

Przepiękny witraż!

Cezar and Léia said...

Hello dear friends m2!
Fabulous stained glass! I'm always fascinated for this kind of subject!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Léia

Marcel said...

beautiful!

VP said...

Absolutely great, you did better than yourself last time!

crocrodyl said...

@Cieldequimper - yes, there is an explanation. The person in the stained-glass window is Saint Casimir who was Polish-Lithuanian prince in 15th century and successor to the throne in Poland (so we think this is the reason why there are so many crowns). Unfortunately he died (he had tuberculosis).
More information about Saint Casimir you can find here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Casimir

Saint Casimir is a parton of Poland, Lithuania and young people.

Thanks for all your comments!

Rob Siemann said...

Fantastic shot, great composition. Spot on

Juergen Kuehn said...

Wonderful and artistic skill of this window! Great photography, too. I know how difficult it is...
Greetings from Marburg
JK.

Lowell said...

I find this most intriguing...it seems so many religious stained glass windows have a lot of red and blues and purples...

This one has more green and "orangish" colors...

It is beautiful, just a bit different from my experience.

Anonymous said...

This stained glass is beautiful. I like how stained glass photos come out because they make it stand out even more.

Mirela said...

Wonderful capture!!!

Hilda said...

Beautiful! The colors are so rich and the patterns so lovely!

I think that's Mary the Queen of Heaven on top, but who's the royal saint?

crocrodyl said...

@Hilda - This is Saint Casimir, Polish-Lithuanian prince from 15th century.

cieldequimper said...

And thanks for the interesting information!

Ada said...

Jestem pod wrażeniem! Piękny witraż o misternej kompozycji. I doskonała technicznie fotografia, podziwiam!