Architecture II

Shot Raw, cropped, curves, hue/sat & levels adj. only. Comments &

critiques greatly appreciated. As this is not my usual area of

expertise, please fee free to explain to me & show me what I can do

to improve my architectural images. All comments & critiques are

greatly appreciated.

One shot where the keystone works to advantage Jayme. Good exposure in the shadows. Maybe just a tad tight on top

Thanks Ken, The original has just a tad (& I mean tad) more space on top. I was getting dizzy when I took this, leaning my head back trying to get the cross in & keep everything level & in the frame. Obviously handheld, would have been better if I'd have had my tripod, but I was walking so...no tripod. But geez.. it's only 3 blocks from my house :)

I like the perfect symmetry here. Not just that you're standing exactly center ... but that the shadows are all pointing to the center. The sky is nice, the wreath is pretty ... and I like the use of the wide angled lens (that's the EXACT lens that I keep telling Colin that I am trying to save up for!!!) I like it!

They must be having problems getting someone to take the wreath down:) Xmas is over! :) Early am. I really like the 10-22mm but I get a lot of artifact. Colin has better luck than I do. He takes some awesome images with his!

Hi Jayme...

This is the first pic Im rating in Photo.net

 

I would have liked the sky a little lighter...

 

Its ine of the creative and beautiful ways to show this splendid piece of art.

You have added to its beauty.

This truely belongs on a calendar or motivational quote poster.

Thanks Justin, this church has been done so many times, it's almost boring. But.... at the time I had a new wide angle lens & couldn't resist trying it out on something that would look huge :)

This is a spectacular shot. The choice of a low angle for maximum vertical tilt as a creative element was inspired. Nice work.