Falkenrehde

No. 52 of a hundred village churches to come... When it was first mentioned in Karls IV's land register in 1375, five of the 38 hooves were identified as parish hooves. Accordingly, there may already have been a village church in the town. The building was essentially made of bricks, which were then plastered and painted in a red-brown color. The white painted building corners stand out from this.

Fotografo:
bratenbursche
Caricato:
2025-04-22
Tags:
1375 6x6 analog b&w bw carlzeiss church distagon everydayanewone germany hasselblad history lomo monastery monochrom projectchurch selfdeveloped village
Fotocamera:
Hasselblad 500 C/M
Pellicola:
Ilford Pan F+
Obiettivo:
Carl Zeiss Distagon 40mm f/4 T*
Cittá:
Falkenrehde
Paese:
Germany
Anno:
2025
Album:
A village church every day until 100 are reached at Pentecost
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