Keith Burton's photos with the keyword: chapel

St Huberts again. I never tire of photographing this little church! Happy fence Friday to you all - I hope you all have a lovely weekend. Please view large, on black. Thank you.

St. Huberts Church Idsworth, Nr Finchdean, Hampshire, was built in 1053. It is a Grade I listed building. Check out the link for more info on this church: www.hampshire-history.com/st-huberts-church-idsworth Best viewed large, on black. Thank you.

A more conventional view of this lovely little church. Please view large, on black.

A slightly different take on an old favourite of mine.

This is the Grade II listed Anglican Chapel in Highland Road Cemetery, Southsea, Hampshire. I managed to get a 20 minute walkround whilst Mrs B was having a look in a couple of shops. Apparently, there are 8 VC recipients buried there. I managed to find the grave of one of them in the time I had (I'll post a picture of it in due course). Please view large, on black.

I've photographed this little church many times, but at the moment I'm limited on how far I can drive and this is fairly close to home. A six image panorama. handheld, and stitched together in Lightroom CC. Please view large, on black!

Taken on a stormy day, between showers!

Also known as "The Little Church in a Field". I'm not the slightest bit religious, but I love this little church and I've photographed it many times over the past few years. A couple of years ago it was surrounded by bright yellow Rapeseed flowers. Not quite so colourful this year, but still charming. A couple of links if you're interested: www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/19687983/in/album/385223 www.homeshed.plus.com/bcichurches_netobjects/html/history_of_st__hubert_s_idswor.html

.......otherwise known as St Hubert's Chapel. Over the past 6 months or so I've been finding it difficult to manage the weight of my D3, so reluctantly I've traded it in (together with a few other bits of kit I don't use much) for a mint condition D700. I seriously considered getting rid of all my kit and going down the M4/3 route, but couldn't bear to be without my Nikon cameras and lenses. As part of the PX deal I acquired a mint Nikon 105mm f2.8 VR Micro lens, and a mint condition Nikon R1C1 close up speedlight commander kit as well. Today was the first time I've been able to get out and test the camera, so we popped out to our favourite photogenic church to take a few shots before the sun went in. These three were the ones I liked best...............

.......otherwise known as St Hubert's Chapel.

.......otherwise known as St Hubert's Chapel.

Also known as the "Little Church in a field" I've taken a number of photos of this beautiful little chapel (see in my album if you're interested).......it looks best surrounded by oil seed rape, but I quite like the colour of the stubble in this field and there was a half-decent sky as well. www.homeshed.plus.com/bcichurches_netobjects/html/history_of_st__hubert_s_idswor.html

A last minute decision to dash out to Idsworth tonight by me and Mrs B. Managed to get a few shots of this lovely little church before the rain set in. Amazing how the light changed in such a short period.

Taken on the Fuji X10

A last minute decision to dash out to Idsworth tonight by me and Mrs B. Managed to get a few shots of this lovely little church before the rain set in. Amazing how the light changed in such a short period.

A last minute decision to dash out to Idsworth tonight by me and Mrs B. Managed to get a few shots of this lovely little church before the rain set in. Amazing how the light changed in such a short period.

Taken on the Fuji X10