St. Savior’s Church, Bruges; the present structure is from 17th century. It was built on the destructed remains of old parish church of 12th century. The French had destroyed this in the late 17th century. The interiors were still under renovation when we visited it in Apr’12.
Here are some pictures from the interiors. The Reliquary at St. Savior, Bruges.
The ceiling, my nech ached to get a proper shot of this view.
The statue of the bishop in marble, very beautifully sculpted details.
The huge stained glass windows, each picture telling a story. Wish I had enough time to grasp all.
The organ, one of my favorite subject to photograph inside a church.
Here are some pictures from the interiors. The Reliquary at St. Savior, Bruges.
The ceiling, my nech ached to get a proper shot of this view.
The statue of the bishop in marble, very beautifully sculpted details.
The huge stained glass windows, each picture telling a story. Wish I had enough time to grasp all.
The organ, one of my favorite subject to photograph inside a church.
13 comments:
What a beautiful church and your photos are wonderful as always, Indrani! My neck ached just looking at your capture of the ceiling! Incredible details!
The glass work is eye captivating! Very nice!
Bruges is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing many of the interesting places of the town. The canals in one of your previous posts fascinated me.
Gorgeous shots - especially that one of the roof!
Nice pictures. A very interesting place.
Great tour!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
The ceiling and organ are amazing.
Good photos!!
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SUeAnn
very nice arts and ornaments inside the church. Thanks for sharing.
These rae amazing. The reposed figure is really neat. So casual.
Indrani, what a beautiful church. I always love the stained glass windows. Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
i'm speechless! this is just a beautiful church.
and yes, the organ is its piece de resistance. *-*
The bishop looked like he had found the exactly right position to admire that ceiling.
Amazing captures, Indrani!
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