Architecture (14)

Ladies Gallery In Synagogue The Ezrat Nashim (עזרת נשים) or Ladies' Section/Gallery exists only in Orthodox Synagogues. In those synagogues, the women sit apart from the men in order to help both the men and the women focus on the prayers instead of on each other.

Theatre Seating View of an old theatre seating from the stage. Shot at the Royal Court Theatre, Bacup.

One For Sorrow, Friends Meeting House, Wanstead A single Eurasian magpie sitting on a grave stone at the Wanstead Quaker Meeting House, London.

The Altar This natural stalagmite formation is found in Harrison's Cave in Barbados. It has been named 'The Altar' as it resembles a bridal couple kneeling before a priest. The location is a popular place for wedding ceremonies.

Modern Hotel Foyer Modern hotel foyer

The Feathers Hotel The Feathers Hotel, built in 1564 and standing proud on the Ledbury's high street.

Banqueting Hall Large medieval banqueting hall.

Bucharest Hotel Intercontinental Bucharest, the hotel that all the media were placed in during the 1989 Romanian Revolution.

Gravestones Moss covered gravestones in a cemetery.

Resting in Peace Wartime gravestones in a church yard in Staffordshire, England.

Guiness Clock Guiness branded sign and clock hanging outside an Irish pub.

Eternal Embrace A black and white image of a statue of a kissing couple. The photograph was taken in the Italian Water Gardens at Hoar Cross Hall Spa Resort in Staffordshire, UK.