The entry to Thomaskirche, Leipzig
I'm a big fan of church entries - they're always interesting! How about you?
I didn't really intend to post this photo today. I am writing another article to share here, and thought it would be ready to post today, but it's not. It's about some social media stuff, and after doing a re-read I decided to put it off a little bit more. I keep adding and changing things, which is always a sign that something isn't quite ready. So, hopefully next week.
In the meantime, how about another shot from Europe? Thomaskirche, or St. Thomas's Church, is a Lutheran Church in Leipzig, Germany and was something I made a point of shooting several different times while I was there. I just love European churches and being a big fan of architecture, I can't really resist them.
But I am also a big fan of doors and entryways, and this one definitely caught my eye. I was drawn in by all the ornate details and texture here. I find that stuff hard to resist too.
Do you take photos of doors and entryways? Why do you like them?
