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photoblog image Chapel of the Holy Cross

Chapel of the Holy Cross

 

The Red Rocks of Sedona's Mystic Hills reflect off the windows of the Chapel, as we see James Muir's "Christ of the Holy Cross" through the open door.

 

https://chapeloftheholycross.com/history/

 

 

photoblog image 2019 Sedona April 4.jpg

Chapel of the Holy Cross

 

The Red Rocks of Sedona's Mystic Hills reflect off the windows of the Chapel, as we see James Muir's "Christ of the Holy Cross" through the open door.

 

https://chapeloftheholycross.com/history/

 

 

photoblog image 2019 Sedona April 4.jpg

comments (19)

  • sherri
  • Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
  • 10 Jun 2019, 02:17
very moving
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: It's a lovely little chapel, Sherri!
  • Ray
  • Thailand
  • 10 Jun 2019, 03:07
Wow! I love this!
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thanks so much, Ray!! Much appreciated!
  • Steven
  • Chicagoland
  • 10 Jun 2019, 03:17
Beautiful colors and great use of light! I recall not getting good interior shots and you nailed it.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank you so much, Steven! It is a bit difficult, I must have been there at the right time of day.
  • Chad
  • Somewhere in deep space
  • 10 Jun 2019, 05:51
A very powerful depiction . I can imagine this being a very special place to visit.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: 'tis, Chad! It's very moving to be there.
You have no idea how well I remember this place, Elizabeth.... It may or may not be one of the Sedona vortex sites but I can attest to it's being one of the highest energetic sites in the area!
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Some people claim it is a vortex site!
  • Astrid
  • Netherlands
  • 10 Jun 2019, 06:11
This is beautiful, Elizabeth. I love the one with the reflection. What a place to visit. I heard so much about it.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank you, Astrid! It is very special, indeed!
C'est très beau avec les reflets.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank you, Martine!
  • Chris
  • England
  • 10 Jun 2019, 06:42
A wonderful image. Christ beyond the concept of solid stuff..
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: It is very special!
Magnifique ...merci pour ces photos
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank YOU! And you're welcome!
A well seen picture E.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank you, Bill!
  • Alan
  • United Kingdom
  • 10 Jun 2019, 08:08
It is a very striking church and really stands out against the red rocks. I'd never got the chance to view the interior so I'm pleased to see this. The statue of Christ is very moving.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Truly - It's quite simple by the standards of the ornate churches in England. Perhaps that's why I like it. I get a bit of sensory overload in some of the churches and chapels of the 1400's and 1500's and such. This place has a true peace that is very lovely.
This is a pretty iconic building. What a site!
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: It is - very lovely!
I am a fan of John Muir. I had no idea he created this type of amazing art. What a beautiful tribute to him.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Oh for Heavens' sake, Ruthie!!! I meant JAMES Muir. I'm so sorry - I'm a fan of John as well, and must have just had him on my mind! Oy!
What a stunning setting this is, Elizabeth. You have presented it beautifully.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank you so much, Beverly!
That is a very impressive crucifix.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: It is - and the most ornate part of the otherwise simply-beautiful chapel! I tend to get some sensory overload with some of the older churches and chapels that occur in England and Europe. Even the stately homes can make me feel claustrophobic from the clutter or things or patterns... This little chapel is very calming and peaceful to me.
Those rocks are certainly an amazing background!
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Yes they are - it's an incredibly stunning and peaceful setting.
Nicely captured Elizabeth, its quite a place. ('cept for the crowds )
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank you, Frank! yes...
these are two magnificent images Elizabeth... well done....petersmile
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thank you, kindly, Peter!
Now that does work well. Most unusual.
Elizabeth Croston Buckalew: Thanks so much, Graeme - a place to not miss if you're in the area.

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