Small Church

Chiller · May 21, 2006

A small church at Necropolis Cemetery.

Antarctican · May 21, 2006

What a beautiful little church, with those blossoms outside and the clinging ivy. Looks like some nice stained glass inside as well. Very peaceful spot.

WNK · May 22, 2006

Very pretty. I love how the pink blossoms just kind of pop out of the picture

doenoe · May 22, 2006

Very nice looking church with all the flowers and stuff. Think it would look killer if you tried your IR filter on that

Arch · May 22, 2006

woha cool church man....... great colours...... and the crop is spot on :thumbup:

Jeff Canes · May 22, 2006

nice shot and colours

melcooney · May 22, 2006

The colors are spectaculasr in this shot!
The crop is good, too. Very crisp and well
centered. I really like the idea that you got the sky
(blue), Ivy (green), blossoms (pink), roof (black and
turquoise), and of course the church (brick.)

Mansi · May 22, 2006

very cool! lovely exposure and great colors

Chiller · May 22, 2006

Thanks everyone, for your kind replies.
Doenoe...Cool idea. I seem to be having trouble with a hot spot in the center of my lens. Apparently it is common with the Canon Kit lens. Bet it would look cool in IR>
Thanks again everyone.

Kevin D Burns · May 22, 2006

Awesome color. IMO the comp is to tight, but nothing wrong with in your face photo. As I call it. Still a awesome shot.

Chiller · May 23, 2006

Thanks Kevin. Appreciate your comments. I had to shoot between two parked cars as this thing sits really close to the road, and I really did not want to miss the sky, and that tree. Thanks again man.

MyCameraEye · May 23, 2006

Kevin D Burns said:
Awesome color. IMO the comp is to tight, but nothing wrong with in your face photo. As I call it. Still a awesome shot.

I did not know how to put it at first but I agree with Kevin a bit. The comp does seem a little squeezed or tight fit however, the picture is beautiful. Great colors and awesome subject. I bet you could turn this into a very cool b&w

doenoe · May 23, 2006

Yeah i know about the hotspot. Best thing to do is to keep the shutterspeed as short as possible. I now use my 50mm 1.8, works great with an IR filter. No hotspot whatsoever