John Sheldon's photos with the keyword: Gothic

Gothic Architecture in Baeza, Andalucia

Gothic Architecture in Baeza, Andalucia

John Sheldon
07 May 2016 174
Heiligenkreuz Abbey

Heiligenkreuz Abbey

John Sheldon
05 Sep 2014 371
Heiligenkreuz Abbey is a Cistercian monastery in the village of Heiligenkreuz in the southern part of the Vienna woods, c. 13 km north-west of Baden in Lower Austria. It is the oldest continuously occupied Cistercian monastery in the world. (Wikipedia)
Window Light in St Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna

Window Light in St Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna

John Sheldon
25 Aug 2014 1 782
Candlelight in St Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna

Candlelight in St Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna

John Sheldon
25 Aug 2014 298
'No Entry' sign with gothic window at Lacock Abbey

'No Entry' sign with gothic window at Lacock Abbey

John Sheldon
24 Sep 2013 173
At Lacock Abbey (the home of Henry Talbot, pioneer of photography).
Gothic architecture at Lacock Abbey

Gothic architecture at Lacock Abbey

John Sheldon
22 Sep 2013 161
At Lacock Abbey (the home of Henry Talbot, pioneer of photography).
On the Trail of Count Dracula (1)

On the Trail of Count Dracula (1)

John Sheldon
25 Jul 2013 216
This is the graveyard at St Mary's Church, Whitby in North Yorkshire. It is at the top of the '199 steps' and provided inspiration for Bram Stoker in his Gothic Horror novel Dracula. (Experimental use of Raw Therapee 4 to process raw to JPEG.)
On the Trail of Count Dracula (2)

On the Trail of Count Dracula (2)

John Sheldon
25 Jul 2013 1 265
These are the 199 steps in Whitby, North Yorkshire. The dog in Bram Stoker's novel Dracula is supposed to have run up these steps to the graveyard at the top. (Experimental use of Raw Therapee 4 to process raw to JPEG.)
On the Trail of Count Dracula (3)

On the Trail of Count Dracula (3)

John Sheldon
25 Jul 2013 241
In the background are the cottages and beach in Whitby, North Yorkshire where Bram Stoker worked on his Gothic Horror novel Dracula. The ship in the novel is supposed to have been grounded on those sands. The ship in this picture is a 40% sized replica of Captain Cook's ship HM Bark Endeavour. (Experimental use of Raw Therapee 4 to process raw to JPEG.)