It occurred to me recently — a few months after the fact — that when I went live with my post on a shoot in suburban Pittsboro on April 2, I had intended to devote the next post to the churches I photographed while in Pittsboro. But I neglected to do that. I spaced it.
So that’s what this post is about. In this post are images of the churches I managed to swing past while doing my walk-around in that community, beginning with the a straight-on front shot of St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church, beginning with the lead-off photo.
That is followed below by other perspectives as well as several shots from the church's adjacent graveyard.
The Episcopal church above was not the first one that I came across that day. That distinction belongs to Pittsboro Presbyterian, which was right off Business U.S. 64 east of downtown. The first three shots below are of that church, again beginning with a straight-on shot followed by two right-side shots featuring different focal ranges and compositional elements.
Next up is Pittsboro United Methodist, which like St. Bartholomew Episcopal, has a graveyard adjacent to the building as the photos below show.
And I end the post with Pittsboro Baptist.
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