Inside Chiesa Madre, Nuova Gibellina, Sicily, June 2022
I have featured this image before but had to share it once more as it is perfect for our look at geometry this January. I loved the minimalism of this part of the church with its straight lines and open space, plus the positioning that allowed that small cross to pop up through a hole in the wall.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 16 January 2025
Posted as part of Becky’s Geometric January
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Travel with Intent 
It absolutely works!
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Debbie so good with the cross at the end window. Anita
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Debbie cross at the end of window 🪟 🤣 Anita
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So stylish
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perfectly composed – so glad you have included it for squares
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Thanks Becky. On that trip I was actually shooting squares only. I must do that more often.
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Be careful squares can become addictive 🤭
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😂🤪😂
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Debbie I love this one. 20!PSent from my iPhone
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Thanks, Paul. I think we should have you as a judge 🙂
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Dear Debbie, I really love your photographical looking way/style. I haven’t seen this photograph that you shared before. But in this one, I can say, so impressive, yes, exactly a challenge for square/geometry but there is more than this. This is an art, fascinated me. Thank you, Have a nice day, Love, nia
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Many thanks, Nia
On this trip to Sicily I decided to focus on shooting square format, and really enjoyed it. I think composing as a square in camera really makes you focus on what you’re including and excluding. And, of course, it gives me photos just waiting to feature in Becky’s Square challenges 🙂
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So good with the cross at the end window
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Thanks Brian
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