A couple of shots from Salisbury cathedral
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Really cool looking. Especially like the last one. Nicely done.
/George
/George
Oct 9, 2019 10:02:03 #
rambler
Loc: Masssachusetts
Although I like high key photos (photos with blown out highlight areas), I think your windows loose color and detail by being too bright. Next time try bracketing your images to include an underexposure that would darken the walls, but also bring out more color in the windows. Then combine the images in post processing.
Your second image with the reflection is wonderful and nicely composed. That image makes me want to visit Salisbury!
PS Notice how the reflection in the top image has the window a bit darker and notice how the red pops out more than the red in the actual window.
Your second image with the reflection is wonderful and nicely composed. That image makes me want to visit Salisbury!
PS Notice how the reflection in the top image has the window a bit darker and notice how the red pops out more than the red in the actual window.
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gsmith051 wrote:
Really cool looking. Especially like the last one. Nicely done.
/George
/George
thank you
Oct 9, 2019 20:17:45 #
rambler wrote:
Although I like high key photos (photos with blo... (show quote)
Thanks for the critique and points well taken. The first photo was actually taken with an iPhone....I couldn't get a spot for my tripod for that shot because a lot of photographers there! We were on a tour and only had a short time. Next time I will go on my own and set up properly and do a bracket.
Oct 10, 2019 06:04:04 #
Nice photos. This cathedral might have been the inspiration for Ken Follet’s book “The Pillars of the Earth”, which is a masterpiece.
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Oct 10, 2019 09:56:55 #
rdemarco52 wrote:
Nice photos. This cathedral might have been the inspiration for Ken Follet’s book “The Pillars of the Earth”, which is a masterpiece.
thank you
Oct 10, 2019 09:57:30 #
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