Ceiling of St. Mungo's, Glasgow

Lying on my back, being gawked at. Lots of fun. Maybe it got some

folks to look up.

Fantastic 7/7

Fantastic 7/7

Great view ^^^ Tanx for sharing LES

 

***Ali***

Les, this is a great shot with lovely light capturing all the architectural detail. Would you consider rotating it to the vertical? I think that would give it a greater sense of height with the organ balcony appearing nearer the viewer. Well done for taking the initiative to get the best angled shot.

Excellent sharpness and symmetry. Great shot!

... and these are much harder than they look. Since the whole point is to capture the incredible symmetries above us, it is actually not a simple process. Now, being one who uses a tripod exclusively to get multiple exposures and therefore must turn the tripod center post laterally and then set up the shot, I envy you being able to lie on your back and get this shot :)

 

Great job, anyhow. I love this shot.

I can't add anything that hasn't already been said . . . other than the fact that I ALSO love this. You have filled the frame with wonderful geometric shapes. This is eye candy to me.

Thanks to everyone who has commented so far--makes it worth getting my clothes dirty!

 

Dennis. If I had lugged the Mamiya with me, I would have been doing the same contortions with the tripod...

Beautiful shot Les, hopefully you didnt get trampled on ;) thanks for sharing

 

Warm regards, Pamela

Excellent shot, Les, Magic lights and compo. 7/7 y abrazo.

Makes me dizzy which means very effective comp. 7/7 Take care

Beautiful archetectural photography.

perfect framing!