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  DWThomas

• Dec 14, 2016

A nice interplay of lines and textures there.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Dec 14, 2016

DWT, I appreciate hearing from you. It seemed an unconventional take on the structures. Its a handsome old church (by US standards) from 1889. Would like to have gotten the whole roof line in, but couldn't back up any more.

 

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  Trail Images

• Dec 15, 2016

Would like to have gotten the whole roof line in, but couldn't back up any more.

HiHo, looks like a neat POV on this old church. It might have been worth sacrificing a bit of the lower FG to capture the entire roof line, but maybe a revisit sometime is in order. Regardless, the overall end processing is very nice IMO.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Dec 15, 2016

Trail, Thank You!
Its near enough to shoot it again, and I hope to shoot the interior also.
As is my habit, it had been working the FG & lost track of losing the roof line.
I appreciate your kind help, Trail.

 

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  Eric Rose

• Dec 15, 2016

Actually considering the jumble of lines in this image I feel it works best with the roof cut off.

 

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  DWThomas

• Dec 15, 2016

@Eric Rose Yes, I viewed this as a sort of "Semi-Abstract" (something I often lean towards) rather than a more documentary sort of shot.

 

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  michaelorr

• Dec 16, 2016

I have been studying this as a LF practictioner, and frankly cannot imagine how i might have ruined this image with either my 4x5 or 8x10. Very nice, i especially am so happy with the light on the right. The texture of the stone is prominent, but not dominating.

Very nice, HiHo!

 

• HiHoSilver

• Dec 16, 2016

Michael, 'very good to see you - you've been scarce, hopefully well.
Thank you for your kind thoughts on this.