Christian Photographers Community
Photography Area~Our Photos => Architecture / Buildings => Topic started by: Summicron on July 21, 2008, 07:39:22 PM
Didn't think this would turn out, as I needed to open up the lens to almost full aperture using a shutterspeed of1/60sec, taken in Blackburn cathedral, the almost directly overhead sunlight was streaming down through the cathedral's lantern tower an illuminating the steps and pillar with this brilliant orange glow.
Great shot :thumbsup:
Thanks Melody, and welcome aboard.
Remarkably well-exposed for the conditions at hand. I fiddled a little with it in GIMP, but I can't say I found anything I like better than your version.
Might be worth going back to get a denser negative on faster film; the composition is great, and that color is otherworldly.
It has an interesting interplay of light, shadows, color tones, and geometrics.
Tough conditions. Looks a little washed out. Not sure if that's the effect of the light or the harsh conditions you were dealing with.