Joan of Arc rides off into the sunset

The statue is facing the American Legion building on Washington Street in Gloucester.

About Fr Matthew Green

Currently parochial vicar at Holy Family Parish, on Cape Ann (serving the churches of St. Ann, St. Joachim, and St. Anthony). I moved to the area in early August '11, and am very happy to be in such a welcoming community and beautiful location! One of my hobbies is photography. You can see my photos on Flickr and buy prints of some of them on Fine Art America. I am a daily contributor to GoodMorningGloucester (GMG for short), a blog by and about the community of Gloucester specifically and Cape Ann in general. The content is diverse, ranging from the beautiful and sublime to the earthy and occasionally offensive. I hope my contributions are of the former kind, not the latter. So, while I cannot endorse all the content that is posted there, I am grateful to Joey (the founder and admin of the blog) for giving me space to make my contribution. I also have my own blog, Perpetual Learner, which mostly includes my homilies and some re-posts from GMG, but also sometimes has other content, such as my personal reflections, videos I like, etc.
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12 Responses to Joan of Arc rides off into the sunset

  1. Pam F. Holland says:

    awesome!!!

  2. Sista Felicia says:

    WOW!! the colors in the sky are just beautiful.

  3. Greg says:

    A statue the irreverent refer to as “Joanie on the pony.” Just thought you’d like to know.

  4. Linda Colman says:

    So….. what’s the back story to this? I saw the statue last summer while visiting and wondered what it was doing there. EJ, do you know?

  5. Joey C says:

    FG, what lens did you use for this shot? I have an NEX 5N coming in a couple of days and am trying to decide what glass I want to put in front of it in addition to the kit lens.
    Leaning toward the 50mm 1.8 but would rather have a 35mm equivalent not sure 50 will be wide enough

  6. The 50 mm will be a 75mm equivalent. A tad long for your interviews but you could move the camera back and get yourself in the interview. With 1.8 you’ll be able to shoot lots of clean low light movies. The other direction is to go with the 16mm which they say is 24mm equivalent. That pancake lens would be unobtrusive and great all round so you can do the up close and personal interview. You do lose just one stop going to 2.8.

    Decisions, expensive decisions …

  7. Back to the photo. Wow, Really looks like Joan was coming back from war in that shot.

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