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Poor Soul's Light

BAJANEXILE

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The crumbling stone edifice in the foreground is a 13th century "Poor Soul's Light". It was used to hold candles for Masses said for the souls in purgatory and is believed to be the only outdoor example in England. This is in the grounds of the Parish Church of All Saints, Bisley, Gloucestershire, England.

Shot as three Bracketed Frames around +1 EV. RAW conversions and adjustments in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 into Photomatix for Tone Mapping and then finished in Adobe Photoshop CS6 Beta software.
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Date posted2012-03-29
CategoryArchitecture

CameraEOS 5D MK.II

Focal length21 mm

LensZEISS DISTAGON F2.8 21MM

ExposureISO 100 - (1/100) at f/8 Media Unknown

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🕐 05-10-12 12:03zeissy wrote:
Yes Steve, this is impeccable and could be med format film. I just love the texture you got from this and the tone in the lone cedar is to die for! I used to have an "orange" Heliopan filter that I used a lot with my b&w film images. It really gave tremendous depth to things like this.
Regards,
Carol
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