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Geoff Brown
Registered: Nov 05, 2007
Total Posts: 456
Country: United States

Haven't been around in a while. Here are 3 shots taken a couple days ago. C&C always welcome.




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Wilfredo
Registered: Sep 14, 2005
Total Posts: 800
Country: United States

The sense of mystery in these shots is beautiful. I can see these were done by a very sensitive eye.

Wilfredo
www.BenitezRivera.com



sbeme
Registered: Dec 23, 2003
Total Posts: 11891
Country: United States

These are excellent. Love the toning, light. Second is my favorite with, for me, the best angle.

Scott



eNoBlog
Registered: Oct 31, 2009
Total Posts: 510
Country: United States

Ditto on the toning, which adds warmth. Chiaroscuro works very well for these. All 3 compositions are excellent and tell a different part of the story.



Geoff Brown
Registered: Nov 05, 2007
Total Posts: 456
Country: United States

Thanks for the kind words, all. I have photographed this little church a few times, but never with a wide lens. Always wanted to, and finally did. The light is always interesting in this place, and a challenge to work with.



T-bone1
Registered: Jun 29, 2008
Total Posts: 8472
Country: United States

Third one is my favorite. These shots have a nice feel of proper holiness and respect in them. That may sound a bit odd, but what I'm trying to get across is that they portray the proper mood. It would be easy to miss that here, (or easier than many may believe) but you've captured it.
-Tim



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