beverley minster, england North side aisle, Beverley Minster

The two figures, who barely moved during 6 exposures, lend scale the

the massive, yet elegant, gothic architecture. Comments welcome.

compositionally, this is really very good. excellent exposure, detail and contrast. if you had not stated this was hdr i simply would have taken this to be an excellent single exposure on its own.

Beautiful. Congrats

Just wonderful Rick, thanks for sharing , best regards // Salvador

Very good dof.

...Starvy, when you say that this might have been a single exposure, thats exactly what I tried to achieve. I don't want you to be aware of the photographic technique, but just to see and feel this magnificent church as I did. HDR is particulary useful for scenes like this and with some practice can give natural looking pictures.

 

Cynthia - I love this gothic perpendicular architecture. It is quite amazing that this took two hundred years to complete and yet retains a remarkable unity of style.

 

Salvador - Dennis did a good job of demonstrating how to take these sort of pictures! I note you are thinking of getting a PC lens and from what you have shown us, the churches and cathedrals of Mexico deserve such treatment - of course you will have to visit them all again!

 

Rosa - This was shot at f22, and with a wide angle lens you get a huge dof - of course you will need a tripod!