Canterbury Cathedral cloister (please view larger)

Stitched from 11 HDR images: 9 in a 3x3 grid and 2 extra for the

center top and bottom, so 11x3=33 photos were taken for this. This

cloister is built at the north of Canterbury cathedral so it didn't

catch any sunlight - at least not when I was there. So the mood was

somewhat sombre. Comments welcome, please view the large version,

thanks.

Fantastic!! 7/7

Theo, what a miraculous effect has come out of the semi darkness you say to have experienced while taking this picture. Of course you always choose the right angle, and the colours and light that emerge from your 33 pictures, by skillfully applying the HDR technique are absolutely wonderful. Regards, Theo

Very efficient and effective use of the HDR technique. It is almost like being there... I cannot say whether I prefer this or the B&W one; both very nice.

That is one awesome photo! Good eye!

beauty perspective

Bravo!

Magnificent! Well worth the effort. Thank you.

Congrats! I took the same picture (well... sort of) about a year and a half ago. Unfortunately mine is not that impressive. As you said too much contrast

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6447158

Cheers!

Luis

Holy Molly, Theo!!

Great, superb ... bla, bla, bla ... JOB!!!

Congrats!

wonderful shot

Theo,

 

It doesn't get any better than that! INCREDIBLY well done.

Congratulations.

Quite a phenomenal piece of work.

Theo, this is one of the photos in your gallery that I like best because of its composition, textures, exposure control and delicate colours. Thanks for sharing, Margo.