St. Patrick's Cathedral, NY

The classic straight down the aisle shot - posted for Scott Henderson to

show what a 24mm TS-E lens on FF sensor looks like (check out his

great shot with ultra-wide angle lens). Cheers, RicDB

what a great architecture photo, just amazing best regards Jorge Luis

Great shot with excellent exposure

Very nice image. On top of it, technically outstanding. Excellent work. Congrats.

Excellent!

Excellent and proportionate well perspective as well as the interior clarity. Good shot. Regards

Hallo Rick, this is an excellent shot, excellent light, perspective and contrast, congratulations 7/7 Salvador

This is excellent! I'm gonna put this on my wish-list

I love the symmetry and perspective

Great symmetry and exposure. --George

it is an extraordinary beautiful "Cathedral photo" with lovely light and details. Also great symmetri. Cheers, LKV.

....for your kind comments and its nce to know so many photographers appreciate this magnificent architecture. St.Patrick's is surrounded by skyscrapers and consequently very dark - 1/30s handheld at full aperture, f/3.5, and ISO 1600 is a great testament to the capability of the Canon lens 24 TS-E and 5D2 - a formidable combination for this kind of shot. Cheers, RickDB

Wonderful shot, Rick!. Thanks very much for posting this for me. I really appreciate it. It's interesting to compare what a tilt shift lens can do compared to an ultrawide angle from the same place. I can see me adding one of these to my arsenal sometime in the future... very handy for architectural work!

 

Sorry it's taken me so long to respond to this. I've been so busy the last 6 months that I haven't really been participating much on photo.net.

 

Cheers,

Scott

...glad you found this one, now I'm wondering how this would look with the new 17mm TS-E lens - ultra wide angle and TS!! Cheers, RickDB