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 I have created a cool 4K Drone Video of St. Conan's Kirk you can see here:  https://youtu.be/AN21Rf1mtKY

 

Saint Canon's Kirk, located in the village of Lochawe along  Loch Awe in Scotland is a marvel of architecture. Built in between 1880 and 1086 by Sir Walter Campbell-Douglas it  contains parts of nearly every known church architectural styles known. It is truly amazing and every time I walk into this Kirk I literally stand with my mouth open in amazement at the aura of the architecture. Anyone can visit anytime they wish as it is always open and the three times I have been there was not another living soul on the premises. I know this sounds like a criticism, but it is far from that, however when photographing the Kirk I get the feeling that it was built by many architectects over many years and a builder would just came along and say, "hey, let's just build a stone appendage here or a wall here, or just some kind of stone addition over there." It truly is a menagerie of architectural styles all thrown together to form a beautiful monstrosity. 

Saint Conan's Kirk - 24” x 16” Canvas Gallery Wrap

$225.00Price
  • Limited Edition Canvas: Hahnemuhle Daguerre Canvas is used for all canvas art. This art is created one at a time by hand involving several hours work. Each piece is signed, numbered, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.

    All canvas artwork comes stretched on a 1 1/2" gallery wrap stretcher bar frame ready to hang on your wall.

    7” x 5” Greeting Card: All greeting cards are printed on heavy, high-end, 96lb. High Gloss, card stock. All cards are 5" x 7" folded and include an envelope. Greeting cards available in customer created discounted sets of 15 for $39. Cards can be bought as singles or in any number you wish, with no minimum.

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Christopher Gatelock
Surrealist, Multimedia Artist 

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