Justfolk's photos with the keyword: 15N4

I've always been prone to nineteenth-century pictorialism. I like this version much better than the more photographic, flatter version I posted here a few minutes ago.

The street going up the hill was named 160 years ago for the R.C. church that had been built near its bottom, and the church had been named for the patron saint of Ireland whence came many of the population of downtown St. John's. The smaller church beyond (on the left) was a Methodist church built a couple of generations later. Its congregants no doubt were proud of the fact that their spire was nowhere as imposing as that across and down the street. This was taken in pouring rain from about 200 metres away with the 75mm lens on the OM-D E-M1. Typically grey November weather.