Northern Ireland: St. Augustine's Church Derry - Color or B&W?
Jul 17, 2020 18:25:44 #
St. Augustine's Church is locally known as the “Wee Church on the Walls” and is thought to be the site of the 6th Century monastery in the Doire Calgach area on the east side of the River Foyle near the city walls. According to oral and documented history, the site was granted by a local king. The monastery then remained in the hands of the federation of Columban churches who regarded St. Colmcille as their spiritual mentor. The present building dates from 1872 and is in the design of 13th Century gothic style.
I took this image as we walked on the walls of Derry. I thought it might make a nice B&W because of the great clouds contrasted with the old stones. Which do you prefer?
Mark
I took this image as we walked on the walls of Derry. I thought it might make a nice B&W because of the great clouds contrasted with the old stones. Which do you prefer?
Mark
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NMGal wrote:
I like the color. It seems to show more detail. Thanks for the history.
Thanks very much for commenting Barbara.
Jul 17, 2020 19:03:33 #
VeroPhoto wrote:
Color all the way, too much detail for b&w.
Thanks very much Vero. I appreciate you comment.
Jul 17, 2020 19:05:44 #
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Longshadow wrote:
I like the color more.
Thanks Bill. That seems to be the consensus thus far.
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IDguy wrote:
Definitely color!
Might try to straigten left steeple.
Might try to straigten left steeple.
Thanks IDGuy. I did but unfortunately I lose a small amount of the steeple.
Jul 17, 2020 21:12:05 #
Jul 17, 2020 21:16:11 #
kpmac wrote:
Both are nice but I like the color version better, Mark.
Thanks very much Ken.
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