07-02-10

cneels

Used on Canon EF body (EXIF N/A). f/4.0, 1/100, ISO 400

07-02-10

bajanexile

Like it. Stephen

07-02-10

bajanexile

Lovely image. Stephen

07-02-10

luke

my little brother is very proud of our (me to ofcourse) father who is fireman and shows his photo to everyone

07-02-10

JT

First thing that comes to mind is Start Wars X fighter. :) Don't take that the wrong way. This is an excellent photographe in all aspects. I love what you have done with the B&W conversion.

07-02-10

donuss

Great composition want to have the 100 to. Donat

07-02-10

donuss

Beautifull with great eyes. Donat

07-02-10

cliffkiracofe

Stephen, thanks so much for all your beautiful and inspiring work. I certainly hope that the UK National Trust or other appropriate organization has an archive of your work. [I have some ancestors from Gloucestershire (Thornbury and Oldbury) and the Bristol-Somerset area who came over here in the old days to VA and MD.

07-02-10

bajanexile

Gloucester Cathedral has a number of links with the USA, many of them going back centuries: http://www.gloucestercathedral.org.uk/index.php?page=american-connections With the 4 July so close, thought that I would post this. Just think, if you had carried on paying your Taxes and forgot about the Representation, you could now still be part of the mess we are currently in. Just a joke, before I get any threathening e-mails!

07-02-10

bajanexile

This has been a place of Christian worship continuously for over 1300 years, since Osric, an Anglo-Saxon prince, founded a religious house here in 678-9 AD. Little is known for certain about the communities which worshipped here or the buildings they used over the next 400 years although it is believed that the Benedictine Rule was introduced here early in the 11th century. The foundations of the present church were laid by Abbot Serlo (1072–1104), later to become the first Dean of Exeter.

07-02-10

bajanexile

This has been a place of Christian worship continuously for over 1300 years, since Osric, an Anglo-Saxon prince, founded a religious house here in 678-9 AD. Little is known for certain about the communities which worshipped here or the buildings they used over the next 400 years although it is believed that the Benedictine Rule was introduced here early in the 11th century. The foundations of the present church were laid by Abbot Serlo (1072–1104), later to become the first Dean of Exeter.

07-01-10

kanuck

Hi, thank you! The original was about 12mp so I had to scale down the pixels quite a bit so it would be accepted by this site. I have a link to my flicker page with this photo :) http://www.flickr.com/photos/matt_macdonald_shots/4467548120/

07-01-10

JT

I love this. For me it's the angle you took this from that does it. Not to mention tones, B&W etc ... Great!

07-01-10

philber

Thanks JT. You actually can't appreciate how sharp it is it until you have the full-res RAW version...:-)

07-01-10

shogo

one of the best fisheye image i have ever seen. great composition and lighting.

07-01-10

JT

Wow! What a valley!

07-01-10

JT

yea. I missed this one. It's beautiful. Post a larger version so I can look at all the detail :)

07-01-10

kanuck

Thanks Derek I like your work in Korea by the way! :)

07-01-10

JT

Can you say sharp? That is incredible. The amount of detail you see when clicking on the View Full Size is just amazing. Great picture.

07-01-10

JT

That is sharp. You really can't appreciate it until you click on the View Full Size link just below the main picture. Very impressive Philber. Paris sure does have a lot to offer for photography :)