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Bread of Life     Brie Dodson, Curator           presented June 17, 2006

 
 
 

 

 
Window's Light on Wooden Cross

by Sue Schwartz
(Photograph, 2005)

St. Paul's Episcopal - Bound Brook, New Jersey

sueschwartz@att.net
 

 
I love to look at the symbols and the artwork of our stained glass windows but I also enjoy how their color reaches inside. This wooden cross is only used during Holy Week and is usually placed just outside our narthex. When I had a chance to be alone I brought it in to the sanctuary and moved this very heavy cross from place to place taking lots of pictures and trying lots of things. When my favorite cross caught my favorite light I just stopped and took this picture over and over. This picture seems so peaceful and at the same time joyful.
 
I am a Mother, Social Worker and life long Anglican living in New Jersey with my boys and husband. I have always loved photography. A few years ago my whole family realized I was taking so many pictures it just made sense to buy me a digital camera. They were absolutely right and now I carry a camera with me everywhere everyday. Sometimes the camera helps me see the things I feel. Sometimes I take the same picture over and over and it takes such a long time to get in print what I want to see. Sometimes the moments I catch are a total surprise and a blessing.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
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