Three Churches in one day

I spent most of Good Friday traveling through Tassie, with friends and my kids - what better sites to see during Easter than Churches?

To be honest I photograph churches pretty much any day of the year, they offer a range of aspects to photograph from the period architecture, textural building materials, careful detailing and easy access. The light always seems to be more compelling when it's hitting a big old stone building.

This trip we even found one that was open to the public, St John the Evangelist, Catholic Church at Richmond, Tasmania is the oldest Church in Australia still being used, it was built with convict labour in 1836.

Lighting Candles at St John the Evangelist, Catholic Church at Richmond, Tasmania on Good Friday.

St John the Evangelist, Catholic Church at Richmond, Tasmania.

Richmond Congregational Church Built in 1873.

Christ Church Illawarra

St John the Evangelist

Christ Church Illawarra

Christ Church, Illawarra also known as that little church on the hill alongside the road from Perth to the North-West Coast, which was originally built as a school in 1840, then dedicated as a church in 1844.