Wordless Wednesday: Blue-eyed Jesus
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Published: Nov 18 2008
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Tags: Debre Libanos, Ethiopia, Photographs, stained glass, Wordless Wednesday
Category: Wordless Wednesday
That’s a pretty haunting piece of art. The eyes definitely have it!
Nice shot – I love the way the colors pop in this.
Blue, indeed. Wow. Where was this?
What a fantastic piece of art!!! I love it.
Didn’t get the ‘seamonkey’ comment you left in my blog. I must be really slow today, and I will blame it to jet lag.
Ooooo! Pretty. Love it!
that’s fabulous. I love stained glass. One of these days I want some for my house. With lots of blue like that one.
happy wednesday
Interesting photo. For some reason, I didn’t notice Jesus had blue eyes before.
That is a great photograph! Thanks for the share:) Mine is, HERE. Have a great Wednesday!
Great capture! Nice one!~
This and others below are fantastic! Not easy getting shots of stained glass that’s not distorted.
Blue eyes and red hair?
That’s different!
I love these stained glass shots!
wow, that is a powerful stain glass piece!
Happy WW! Have you ever seen Hummingbird Babies?
Great shot! Stained glass is a beautiful subject! Happy WW!
Jientje: There’s a Wellcome Trust page all about Blue Eyes and Red Hair. It’s not uncommon in Scotland, where I’m from, But given this is a piece of African art perhaps it is very unusual.
Smarmoofus: I’ve started putting tags on all my posts, so this one’s tagged as “Debre Libanos” — a monastery that’s featured a lot in my WW posts.
Marina: Hummingbird babies look like hairy plums!