12 Artsy Picture Angles Of The Villanova Church You Probably Haven't Taken
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12 Artsy Picture Angles Of The Villanova Church You Probably Haven't Taken

We all know the church is photogenic, so why don't we take advantage of every beautiful angle there is.

Dylan Sawyer
May 06, 2019
Villanova University
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12 Artsy Picture Angles Of The Villanova Church You Probably Haven't Taken
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A staple of Villanova's campus is the beautiful church. No matter what time of day, or what day of the year, it seems that the church just cannot look bad. It is a beautiful structure. If you go to Villanova, chances are you have taken a picture with or of the church at some point. However, most people just take it directly in front, the same angle every time. Today, I hope to open your eyes to some new angles of the church. Note, there are plenty more to be seen, but these are just a few I thought were pretty.

1. The slightly too close shot

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2. The definitely too close shot

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3 The "wow that's a tall building" shot

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4. They wayyyyy too close shot

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5. The "wow I just can't wait to take a picture of the Church so I'm just gonna take it as soon as I get to the top of the bridge steps" shot

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6. The back shot

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7. The plaque shot

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The only thing more beautiful than the church itself, is the history. #deep

8.The "Are those the church crosses?" shot

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9. The Augustinian Vocation Office shot 

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A lesser known, but equally beautiful art of the church

10. The power box shot

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This one is really slept on

11. The "I'm boutta hop on the train but I just gotta get my Church shot" shot

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12. The "huh, I wonder what that red light is for" shot

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For real though, what does it do?

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