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Have done a bit more research on the church issue and have found lots of churches in Cornwall of a similar style of construction but only one (in St Columb Major) that has one of those buttresses. I also found quite a few in West Wales (from Pembrokeshire to Anglesey) of similar construction. There was also a church in Kent which had almost identical gate pillars to the unusual design of the DD ones with the weird marble inlay, and that church was rebuilt in the 1860s, so the neo-gothic private chapel idea may not be far wrong.
Looking at photos of the late Victorian/Edwardian era, the definition of the DD pic seems unusually sharp, and given the "hovering" appearance of the girl on the right, it may well be a decoupage montage (ie Victorian Photoshop equivalent).
Looking at photos of the late Victorian/Edwardian era, the definition of the DD pic seems unusually sharp, and given the "hovering" appearance of the girl on the right, it may well be a decoupage montage (ie Victorian Photoshop equivalent).
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"Marble inlay"? It looks to me like dressed stone corners on a pillar that's flint cobble construction, like the rest of the surrounding wall (and the church itself, I think).
Like this:
Also, I'm not seeing the "hovering" effect that a couple of people have noticed.
Thirdly, I wonder if the buttress visible at the corner of the church is evidence of a larger building, that the church we see was once part of?
Like this:
Also, I'm not seeing the "hovering" effect that a couple of people have noticed.
Thirdly, I wonder if the buttress visible at the corner of the church is evidence of a larger building, that the church we see was once part of?
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I can't help with the church questions, so I'm just looking at the picture from a body language perspective.
For ease of reference I've labelled the figures (from L-R) M1, F1, F2, F3, M2.
1. Take out F2 and M2 and what do you have? M1 (father watching anxiously, but static) and F1 (mother static, clutching Bible) as F3 (daughter, static) pays her respects to a family grave. Possibly recent, judging by M1's heels off the floor. So the private chapel idea comes into play. Not a funeral but a Sunday service.
2. The "hovering" effect is created by F2 appearing to be in motion. If F3 is static, why would F2 be in motion?
So going back to NVL's decoupage montage explanation.
1. F2: Whilst I can see skin tone in M1, F1 and F3, I see none in F2 even though she's in full profile. I can also see the matching (Mother and daughter?) monochrome stripe/seam on F1 and F3's skirts. F2's is solid black.
2. M2: Looks like a bouncer from a Gentleman's club who's been decoupage montaged-in (if that's a real word). His Top hat is at a non-respectful angle, his shirt collar appears a bit skew-whiff, and it appears he's got his hands in his pockets. Whilst wearing a roller bladder knee-pad on his left leg. Standing in a flower-bed.
In conclusion, F2 and M2 are fakes.
Obviously, t​his won't help you guys find the church/chapel. But it was kinda interesting to write, as no one had ever looked at body language before.
Keep up the good work boys and girls.
PS: I want a fucking shrine! Find it. Please.
For ease of reference I've labelled the figures (from L-R) M1, F1, F2, F3, M2.
1. Take out F2 and M2 and what do you have? M1 (father watching anxiously, but static) and F1 (mother static, clutching Bible) as F3 (daughter, static) pays her respects to a family grave. Possibly recent, judging by M1's heels off the floor. So the private chapel idea comes into play. Not a funeral but a Sunday service.
2. The "hovering" effect is created by F2 appearing to be in motion. If F3 is static, why would F2 be in motion?
So going back to NVL's decoupage montage explanation.
1. F2: Whilst I can see skin tone in M1, F1 and F3, I see none in F2 even though she's in full profile. I can also see the matching (Mother and daughter?) monochrome stripe/seam on F1 and F3's skirts. F2's is solid black.
2. M2: Looks like a bouncer from a Gentleman's club who's been decoupage montaged-in (if that's a real word). His Top hat is at a non-respectful angle, his shirt collar appears a bit skew-whiff, and it appears he's got his hands in his pockets. Whilst wearing a roller bladder knee-pad on his left leg. Standing in a flower-bed.
In conclusion, F2 and M2 are fakes.
Obviously, t​his won't help you guys find the church/chapel. But it was kinda interesting to write, as no one had ever looked at body language before.
Keep up the good work boys and girls.
PS: I want a fucking shrine! Find it. Please.
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if we can't locate the DD church and we want a shrine that badly, somebody must know where this place is?
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Its in Leeds Uni's grounds isn't it? Didn't Fiendy mention it when he started work there as he could see it out his window?
Anyway, nothing but a bunch of hippy students posing, when they should be knuckling down and studying. Spare the rod, spare the child.
Personally, I would have birched the lot of them. And given them extra revision.
Anyway, nothing but a bunch of hippy students posing, when they should be knuckling down and studying. Spare the rod, spare the child.
Personally, I would have birched the lot of them. And given them extra revision.
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at andrew's height he'd be perfect for extra oral...Johnny Rev 7.0 wrote:
Personally, I would have birched the lot of them. And given them extra revision.
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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...and his hat would give you somewhere to rest your glass
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Yeah that picture is in St George's Field. behind the Henry Price building on Clarendon Road.
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This one!markfiend wrote:Yeah that picture is in St George's Field. behind the Henry Price building on Clarendon Road.
http://www.themarchingmen.co.uk/photoshoot/monument.jpg
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The 'floating girl' effect is an optical illusion created by the lack of definition on the path and the fact that her head is level with that of the woman behind her but her feet look much higher.
Any more of that and we'll be round your front door with the quick-setting whitewash and the shaved monkey.
Must be a Japanese bootleg church.million voices wrote:There's a church near me rather similar to that
But it doesn't have the cross on the top so I guess it's not the genuine article.
Any more of that and we'll be round your front door with the quick-setting whitewash and the shaved monkey.
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Most likely to be found in merciful Samurai moviesstufarq wrote:Must be a Japanese bootleg church.million voices wrote:There's a church near me rather similar to that
But it doesn't have the cross on the top so I guess it's not the genuine article.
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LOL'd heartily at that!million voices wrote:...and his hat would give you somewhere to rest your glass
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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Really ? The window at Guildford looks far too narrow to be the DD one, although the church is in 's old neck of the woods.jost 7 wrote:st mary's church guildford
who can take a current foto from the same view?
look at http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC1A ... 56acfaa0b0Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:Really ? The window at Guildford looks far too narrow to be the DD one, although the church is in 's old neck of the woods.jost 7 wrote:st mary's church guildford
who can take a current foto from the same view?
obviously all wall edges required a renewal, with decreasing the width and and even changing the upper arch of the windows
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This looks really good and could be the one on the DD cover, although the cross is missing or badly visible on the picturejost 7 wrote:look at http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC1A ... 56acfaa0b0Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:Really ? The window at Guildford looks far too narrow to be the DD one, although the church is in 's old neck of the woods.jost 7 wrote:st mary's church guildford
who can take a current foto from the same view?
obviously all wall edges required a renewal, with decreasing the width and and even changing the upper arch of the windows
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As well as the missing cross and much narrower windows, there's a distinct lack of path leading from the gate.
Any more of that and we'll be round your front door with the quick-setting whitewash and the shaved monkey.
That's 15 miles from me - all I need now is 3 girls and a bloke who are willing to dress up like that again.........that party didn't end well last time, I can tell you....jost 7 wrote:st mary's church guildford
who can take a current foto from the same view?
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If it is St Mary's in Guildford then I wonder if the photograph is by the author Lewis Carroll, who apparently was a deacon at that same church for a time.
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vince wrote:That's 15 miles from me - all I need now is 3 girls and a bloke who are willing to dress up like that again.........that party didn't end well last time, I can tell you....jost 7 wrote:st mary's church guildford
who can take a current foto from the same view?
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that had been my thought for quite some time. further, if it was his funeral - you won't believe how many hours i looked for stuff about that.lazarus corporation wrote:If it is St Mary's in Guildford then I wonder if the photograph is by the author Lewis Carroll, who apparently was a deacon at that same church for a time.
But, i came to the conclusion it wasn't that church, him, or anything to do with him - which is a shame really
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