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Shot using the Nikon G 14-24 on a 1DsIII @ 14mm, this impeccable optic

has sun my photography into new areas. Many thanks for looking...

Beautiful shot. Very good composition. I love the lighting. Congratulations.

Excellent shot. Regards.

This is a lot to look at--maybe too much. The very detailed fan vaulting and stone tracery makes one want to take it all in. It's the kind of scene-setting shot that might be followed by close-ups of significant details, such as the stained glass windows, the legend at bottom left. I agree that your rendition captures the atmospherics, but if this is all you're going to give us, I'd suggest post-processing to establish the blacks a little better.

exceptional color and good contrast control...unique

Fair play Charles, I like your version too, its perhaps a little less airy than mine, but I do like it. I just processed it with the same depth of tones as there was present and didnt add any extras as I just liked the shot from the original exposure....

You're very kind, David. It's not easy to post-process a low-res JPEG, and personally I find my own results a little dark and oppressive--too much detail. But it does contrast with this more airy picture (which is tending to fall apart compositionally because of the darks in the middle and the low-contrast highlights on either side) in its more uniform tones. You have a high-resolution original, and I think you could get the best of both worlds, an even rendition of tones and the feeling of delicacy you value in your current interpretation. It's a good subject, and it's well worth trying for. What do you think?

Excelente luz y detalle.

Excellent and beautiful shot, congratulations // Salvador

No nits from me, I like this a lot

Beautiful shot, very nice details and perspective. Best regards Christine

with the 14-24, and lack of ability to use filters, are you just blending exposures more often? i like this - seems to be a chamleon's disjointed view of the world.

Its pretty much all I do and have ever done. Who needs a piece a overpriced plastic with a straight line on it in front of these impeccable optics and sensors? Its the 21st century, I want lazers firing out of my gyroscopic hover-camera :)

Regards! CL

I feel the lightness enhances the delicate tracery of that wonderful ceiling. I would love to know the location, as it looks well worth a visit....not that the world would be beating a path for my shot, I'll leave that to you, lol!! Regards, Tina.

Certainly Tina, its the cloisters in Gloucester Cathedral UK

Thank's David..... we must try and go there. Regards, Tina.

Lovely! It's a pity there isn't a bigger version to give more detail. I've uploaded a rather similar version, but with panorama technique to give an even wider view.