Church Interiors

[Christie Photo]

from a recent shoot.

-Pete

 

[pbelarge]

Christie
The first image is well done. The lines are good and so is the lighting/color. Of course not knowing the actual color, I am saying the color looks good.

The second shot has a pinkish glow. Were you trying for that?

 

[Christie Photo]

Christie
The first image is well done. The lines are good and so is the lighting/color. Of course not knowing the actual color, I am saying the color looks good.

The second shot has a pinkish glow. Were you trying for that?

Hi, Pierre.

No... I wasn't trying for the pink ceiling. As you can see, I had daylight, incandescent, and whatever was in those can lights, so just tried to average everything out. I considered bringing down the saturation in the ceiling a bit... make it closer to neutral in hopes of fooling the eye into believing the overall colors are believable. I'll spend a bit more time on it.

Thanks for taking time to comment!

-Pete

 

[Arch]

Nicely done, I agree about the second image.. i can also see alot of cyan there tho (you can see its a little strong out the windows and is effecting the highlights on the floor) probably due to the wall colour?
Good job tho :thumbup:

 

[Christie Photo]

Nicely done, I agree about the second image.. i can also see alot of cyan there tho (you can see its a little strong out the windows and is effecting the highlights on the floor) probably due to the wall colour?

Yeah... it's not good. I don't think it's the wall color... just sources of light with differing color temperatures.

Thanks, Arch! I spend some more time with it.

-Pete

 

[Big Mike]

Color issues aside, I really like these shots (well, really like may be a bit strong, they aren't exciting but they are done very well).
In the 2nd, for example, I like how you included just a bit of the green/teal wall. It shows that the further area is separated but allows you to show both the details of the wall and the room in the background. A bit of wide angle distortion going on, but nothing to worry about.

 

[Jeff Colburn]

Nice shots and well lit. You can fix the color issue in the second shot in Photoshop in less than a minute, so that's not a problem.

Have Fun,
Jeff

 

[Christie Photo]

Color issues aside, I really like these shots (well, really like may be a bit strong, they aren't exciting but they are done very well).
In the 2nd, for example, I like how you included just a bit of the green/teal wall. It shows that the further area is separated but allows you to show both the details of the wall and the room in the background. A bit of wide angle distortion going on, but nothing to worry about.

Why, thank you Mikey!

I'm told the panels fastened to the green/teal wall (actually, it's a pillar) are pricey, so I made sure to get them in.

Thanks again.

-Pete

 

[Christie Photo]

Nice shots and well lit. You can fix the color issue in the second shot in Photoshop in less than a minute, so that's not a problem.

Have Fun,
Jeff

Thanks, Jeff. I'll be sure to share what I come up with.

-Pete

 

[SusanMart]

I love the first photo a lot.....
the second is just nice, but the 1st is GREAT!!!!!

also, can I have a Q - why are these photos commercial?

 

[Christie Photo]

...also, can I have a Q - why are these photos commercial?

Hi, Susan.

They're commercial because they're used in commerce... to sell or promote a product or service.

So commercial photography includes: products, industrial, architecture, fashion, and so on. There are some specialty subcategories like furniture, automotive and food photography.

Thanks for your kind words!

-Pete

 

[Sep]

Mormon church?

 

[Christie Photo]

Mormon church?

No... Apostolic Christian. I've never been in a LDS church... are they much like this?

-Pete

 

[Sep]

I was curious, because mormon churches are generally really fancy. they make castles at times. lol.

ubt your pics make me feel cozy..

here is one by my house

 

[arvindsharma]

Beautiful photo