Cades Cove Methodist Church is a photograph by Jim Cook which was uploaded on April 4th, 2018.
Cades Cove Methodist Church
Where this church now stands predates the log cabin meeting place when it was first established in the 1920's. The existing church was constructed... more
by Jim Cook
Title
Cades Cove Methodist Church
Artist
Jim Cook
Medium
Photograph - Photo, Black And White,
Description
Where this church now stands predates the log cabin meeting place when it was first established in the 1920's. The existing church was constructed in 1915 by a J.D. McCampbell. It's said he built it in 115 days for $115.00.
One unique feature of the church is that it has two front doors so that men would enter on one side and women and children through the other. Unlike most other churches of that date there was no physical barrier separating them once inside and they could then sit with whom they pleased.
The church is located at the third stop along the eleven mile loop. As you approach the small parking lot, if you see a parking space before the church, grab it, as parking is at a premium all through Cades Cove.
More of my work from the "Smokies" can be viewed in my collection here in FAA titled collections
Available as a rolled print, poster, framed fine art print, metal, acrylic, wood or canvas print. Framed and canvas prints for your home, restaurant, hotel, bed and breakfast, office, waiting room, etc. Click on the image to see all print options available.
Uploaded
April 4th, 2018
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Comments (42)
Brian Tada
Love the textures and tones conveying the depth and beauty of this lovely Church interior, Jim! Magnificent presentation in B&W! F/L
Bob Christopher
Hi Jim...I like your image. A wonderful church and beautifully photographed... Cheers Bob fv
HH Photography of Florida
Congratulations Jim! Your outstanding photograph has been selected for a home page Feature in the Southern Photographers group. As a permanent record, you’re invited to post your image in the Featured Image Archive thread in the group discussions. L
Luther Fine Art
Congratulations on your fabulous photographic art is featured in Camera Art! You are invited to archive your work in the Features Archive thread! group as well as any other thread in which it would fit! ! LF
Paul Mencke
Hi Jim, Very good. I like the texture of the wood. The affect makes the image look one dimensional. I'm not an artist buff, but I know some painters work to make that effect. while working on the image, did you try Sepia? That may also add additional interest to the image.
Claudio Lepri
Great composition. All the lines converge to a key point. All the people glares will be.
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