The St Leonard church in Mislinja

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The St Leonard church in Mislinja

The St Leonard church in Mislinja

The St Leonard church in Mislinja. A baroque building with late renaissance style elements, from the 17th century. The church stands in a special geographical position - see the description on the related page
SzaniUherkovich
on May 2, 2010 4:14 am
Lat/Lon: 46.44126°N / 15.19671°E
Image Type(s): Hiking
Image ID: 618083

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visentin

visentin - May 21, 2010 3:25 am - Voted 10/10

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album "churches in mountain" ? ;)

SzaniUherkovich

SzaniUherkovich - May 21, 2010 3:33 am - Hasn't voted

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I think such album doesn't exist yet. I know that there are some good photos here on SP about mountain chapels. Nevertheless I would be careful with it. I see that it's not much matching the profile of SP. Something similar happens with the castles: most people feel that it's off topic. You can see it from the number of votes. I tell it not because I don't like the photos of churches. I have a collection of historic church photos with 3000 items. What would happen with SUMMIT post if I upload them??

visentin

visentin - May 21, 2010 3:51 am - Voted 10/10

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It's here. I think it's a beautiful album, mainly dedicated to sceneries, and around one thematic.
Of course some people (yankees mostly) may say it's off topic, like the last guy who commented my Janosik article, but who care ! they can get back to their hamburgers if they are not interested in mountain culture as well ! ;) Same for the wooden architecture of the Carpathiand Yatsek and me did. I think you could add some of your 3000 photos, but only those where we can see well the mountain landscape, or those made of wood and in Carpathians here too ;)

SzaniUherkovich

SzaniUherkovich - May 21, 2010 7:04 am - Hasn't voted

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You convinced me a little bit, so as a first step I added 4 previously uploaded photos two this Album. About Carpathian wooden churches I have only to pics: Ladomírová/Ladomérvágása and Vysny Komárnik/Felsökomárnok. But they are on paper copies like most of these 3000 photos. Though in the future I may upload a few of the newer digital photos. Another problem with these photos is that they are too much concentrating on the architectural parts and details, and not on the environment. I think I haven't mentioned it yet, but my first university degree is on Architecture...

visentin

visentin - May 21, 2010 7:07 am - Voted 10/10

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Just post Vysny Komárnik and Ladomírová ! I'm sure Yatsek will be delighted. As for the rest, up to you..
Lucky you thay you studied something like architecture !

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