06-06-10

JT

this is incredible. Everything is pleasing to the eye in this photo.

06-06-10

mstudios

I Love them both but am partial to this one...nice shooting there Andy, enjoying that m9?

06-06-10

mstudios

Nice archway....

06-06-10

JT

Wonderful depth of field control not to mention the B&W looks great.

06-06-10

JT

I think this is my favorite out of what you just posted in this series. Wonderful work Tim!

06-06-10

rick perry

Thank you Ibraar - I am very proud of this one!

06-06-10

rick perry

Nice Donuss - very painterly!

06-06-10

shtarka1

Thank You! That Works Too!

06-06-10

bajanexile

I will look out for its release mstudios. Thanks for the "Heads Up". Stephen

06-06-10

bajanexile

Thanks for your feedback Merrill. Best regards Stephen

06-06-10

bajanexile

Norman/Romanesque Abbey - now the parish church. Founded by St Aldhelm in Saxon times. Pavise/treasury containing c1407 manuscript bible and other books, and historical exhibits. Outstanding south porch with its magnificent Norman arch containing carvings depicting Bible stories. . Burial place of King Athelstan (c895-940), the first king of all England. Situated in an attractive and historic hilltop country town.

06-06-10

jhsymington

It was shot on Provia and is a straight scan of the slide really. Didn't touch the saturation at all and only really darkened the background a shade.

06-06-10

merrill

Another architectural masterpiece. Congratulations.

06-05-10

JT

Just Beautiful. To me it looks more like a broken heart.

06-05-10

JT

what was this shot with? Velvia? what kind of processing? It's really beautiful.

06-05-10

mstudios

well if you like Silver Efex, wait til this summer cause Niksoftware has a new HDR filter coming out.... both pictures are simply well done.

06-05-10

mstudios

Very nicely done.....Bravo!

06-05-10

luke

Made with Carl Zeiss Jena Prakticar 1.8/80 - i read that was made only 2000 lenses of this type and i have one of them and i love it it was my first Zeiss lens

06-05-10

bajanexile

Thanks mstudios. This Abbey was built with Bath Stone, which has a distinctive yellow colour. HDR was used to handle some of the difficulties of shooting in an essentially dark part of the ceiling, but with strong light coming through the windows on the right hand side of the image. A Yellow Filter was applied to bring up the detail.

06-05-10

bajanexile

Thanks mstudios. The Vaulted Ceiling is a B&W conversion of a three frame HDR image and made with Nik's Silver Efex Pro. In addition, I applied a Yellow Filter to bring up the detail a bit. The Interior was from a Single Frame. I use HDR a lot as a technique.