Jennie Dugat's photograph of the Rose Window at Mission San José y San Miguel de Aguayo.
Context
The Rose Window is imposing—nearly seven feet tall—but is set only four and a half feet above ground level, so it’s accessible. Four carved arches push their way out of a rectangle framed by two stolid columns, while limestone leaves laze across the stone like vines claiming a ruin. A wrought-iron grate of exuberant curlicues covers the glass.