Fellowship is about the places we gather when we need more than ourselves. Churches and masonic lodges show up here as plain doors, brick walls, narrow windows, hand painted signs, and steps leading to rooms we never really see. What pulls me in is how ordinary these buildings can look at first, and how much they hold once you slow down. Some are cared for, some are tired, some feel paused, but they all keep their posture, like they are still waiting for voices, footsteps, and shared attention. I photograph them straight on and without theatrics because the details do the work, the lamp over the door, the worn path in the grass, the symmetry, the small marks of pride. Spend some time with Fellowship and let these quiet meeting places say what they can, in their own way.

Fellowship

Masonic Memorial Park

Jacob’s Ladder

Abandoned

Hiram Lodge #319

Niagara Lodge

St. John’s

International Fellowship of God

Onondaga Lodge #519

Waterdown

Mennonite entrance

Prince Arthur#334

In Jesus Name Ministries

Scotland Lodge #19

Myrtle Lodge #337