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armagh light show
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main catholic church
great place to work with wide angle lens
lunch time the light is front -back
Ooo I like the light in this.
From the thumbnail I was expecting it to be black n white though. The colour is nice.mylesrants wrote:
great place to work with wide angle lens
lunch time the light is front -backYes indeed.
I wanna post some good C+C here… but with so many images it’s becomes somewhat mind boggling… so I going to kop out and say very little other than these are some fine, fine shots. Colour, light & detail… fantastic.
To many pics but a very nice series, Lovely Images and great lighting in most.
Obviously well handled,
and good to see you posting at last-
but they should really be posted in their own thread-
its maybe not being fair on myles, who posted the original picture here-Still, it does show the benefit of a large tripod-
I’d agree with the comment that myles’s picture does look monochrome from the thumbnail-
but its always best to embed the picture-
many wont bother to click through,
as has been noted many times before-Difficult to show much detail in the roof,
without lighting, or multiple exposures and software-j
jb7 wrote:
Difficult to show much detail in the roof,
without lighting, or multiple exposures and software-It was a straight shot – just as you see it.
The comment on the darkness was directed more towards Myles’s picture really-
That picture with the hard hat is funny alright-
These are very clean captures-
how were they originated?
they don’t contain any exif-I suppose the picture that would interest me the most would be the one of the crossing,
looking down the Nave-If I had been looking at it myself,
I might have tried some cross front, as well as rising,
to try to get the diagonal tiles to run parallel to the bottom of the frame,
but that’s a minor thing-Its a wonderful building-
never been up there myself-Though I really should-
these are some of the more spectacular spaces in the country, even still-You should post some more in these forums,
now that you’ve started-j
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