I think it is called Plexiglas.
But whatever it is made of, the transparent lectern was great for James' "Weekend Reflections."
Today we visited the convent of the Sisters of Zion in Ein Kerem.There was the stained glass window of Prophet Elie (Elijah) reflected, next to the book of Psalms!
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And looking straight down through the lectern, you can see the vaulted ceiling of the church.
One of the regular high windows came through most clearly and bright.
Don't you like the clean lines of the church, built back in the 1860s?.
This photo shows the lectern and the things that were reflected in it today.
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What the lady is reflecting about we will never know.
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Magnificent pictures, I'm so impressed by the first one.I love this composition.This post has many reflections.Beautiful Church, thanks for sharing.
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This is a beautiful church and wonderful reflections cast on the lectern. I like the stained glass...lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful church and reflections Dina.
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Beautiful lines in that church. I like the reflection of the window, very nice.
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Nice post. Hope you are OK. Have not been able to be out and about much. But am hanging in there like the rest of u s.
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple interior — perfect for reflecting.
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Such neat reflection, and the church is beautiful too.
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Love the church and the stained glass windows.
ReplyDeleteSo serene and uncluttered!
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That first photo is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThe church looks clean and uncluttered - a perfect place to reflect ...
fantastic, and clever too.
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