Archabbey by Night (Please view LARGER)

St. Meinrad's Archabbey in Southern Indiana. Thanks for your

feedback.

Very nice nocturnal shot!!

Beautiful lighting! 6/6. Biliana

I like this very much, particular the contrasting colours of the buildings and sky.

 

Thanks, Doug

Good composition along with perfect exposure. Pretty nice old scene considering it was taken in the third world country of Indiana.

Very Good Picture Kem, congratulations, greetings, Hector

Ver nice. Lovely lighting. Good composition and rich colors, The moon adds a nice touch to the whole picture. Nice capture. Regards.

I really like night scene, especially with historical buildings. This is wonderful, Ken. Very nice mood. ^_^

Excellent night shot!

Great night shot with breat composition. Well done.

Every time I see a well-done night shot, I get inspired to actually try one someday. Nice composition, Ken, and the moon really adds something.

Well Ken, you realy did a nice night " shift" here....and asking the moon to pose so nicly for you! and the light! well, all works here. Pnina

Very nice shot. This too inspires me to try some more night shots! Nice work as always!

I like the lighting

The lighting here is incredibly well balance for a night shot. No one element of the lighting negates or overwhelms another and each seems to maintain just the right amount of detail. Very well done.

You even got the stained-glass windows! The dark structure in the foreground obscures what looks like a really grand set of steps, but other than that I like this. Very Good photograph Ken. Regards.

WOW!! I LOVE this! The lighting is beautiful and the tones that you captured on the building are wonderfully golden!! Nice moon in the sky ... great touch!

Beautiful, I love it! The lighting is fantastic!

Well done Ken.... Didn't know the "third world" was this nice...;-)

Great Shot, Ken. Wonderful tones and comp.

The sharpness and clarity is very good, pleasing comp, 7/6

Did the moon come out like that without any adjustments?. Very well done.

... beautifully exposed in every detail. The stair light on the lower right hand side is perfect way to break up the dark planes in the lower fifth of the image, spilling light to the corner. We can even see the details in the stained glass on the side. Well done.