The Gelman Stained Glass Museum in Sun Juan Texas is a new building built in the style of a gothic castle.
The foyer has several large stained glass samples. The one that stood out to me was this round one on the ceiling as you walk in from outdoors.

When you open the big wooden doors and step inside the museum, you soon realize that the museum itself is built in the shape of a cross, with the cross arms housing two smaller, yet still magnificent rooms.

Many of my photos were an editing challenge. The height of the windows, the combination of panels, and my low shooting position caused all kinds of visual distortions (the appearance of leaning or crooked windows). I worked with the perspective tool in Snapseed to get these images post-ready for today. They’re not perfect, but they’re much better.



“The less the camera is able to capture what you’re seeing in a scene, the more editing it needs.”
Tom Anderson
What beautiful photos! Excellent editing job!
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Thank you so much, Mary! Have a great day!
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Thank you for your work on these photos. The place and your photos look magnificent!
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Thank you, Betty! I enjoy the editing process even more when it’s a challenge. Have a great day!
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Great work on the photos Terry! Your last two posts were amazing! The stained glass in this museum looks magnificent, I wish I could have been beside you looking at them!
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Thanks so much Nadine! That’s the thing about still photos – they give an idea about what there is to see but they don’t capture the experience of actually being there. I was wishing I had done a little video of walking through. Have a great day!
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You too Terry! Keep those posts coming! ❤ 💙 💜 💖
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Such wonderful colourful images, a gorgeous collection! Thanks for sharing these photos.
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Thanks so much, Helene!
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