Fountains Abbey.
Posted 10/09/2019 - 23:24
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I really liked your photos! Myself, I am a great fan of photographing castles, churches, and cathedrals and architecture in general.
Posted 11/09/2019 - 01:51
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Nice set. You could take photos there all day!
Posted 11/09/2019 - 05:33
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krisgomula wrote:
I really liked your photos! Myself, I am a great fan of photographing castles, churches, and cathedrals and architecture in general.
I really liked your photos! Myself, I am a great fan of photographing castles, churches, and cathedrals and architecture in general.
+1
Good compositions. Gear used for these?
Philip
Posted 11/09/2019 - 09:07
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MrB wrote:
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Good compositions. Gear used for these?
Philip
krisgomula wrote:
I really liked your photos! Myself, I am a great fan of photographing castles, churches, and cathedrals and architecture in general.
I really liked your photos! Myself, I am a great fan of photographing castles, churches, and cathedrals and architecture in general.
+1
Good compositions. Gear used for these?
Philip
Thanks for your comments. They were all taken with a Pentax KP and Pentax-DA f4 15 mm ED AL wide angle. Great little lens and a delight to use. I find using a prime lens gives a sense of freedom... one less decision to make I suppose.
Best wishes
Graham
Posted 11/09/2019 - 11:40
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Really nice set, I think that your composition choices have worked very well.
If I had to pick one - it's # 2 for me, the positioning of the tower in the arch and the light through the window in the tower makes it.
Phil
If I had to pick one - it's # 2 for me, the positioning of the tower in the arch and the light through the window in the tower makes it.
Phil
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Posted 12/09/2019 - 13:49
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Nice... like how you've gone after one specific theme (arches)...
Best
Best
Posted 12/09/2019 - 16:53
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Graham_A_E wrote:
Thanks for your comments. They were all taken with a Pentax KP and Pentax-DA f4 15 mm ED AL wide angle. Great little lens and a delight to use. I find using a prime lens gives a sense of freedom... one less decision to make I suppose.
Best wishes
Graham
Thanks for your comments. They were all taken with a Pentax KP and Pentax-DA f4 15 mm ED AL wide angle. Great little lens and a delight to use. I find using a prime lens gives a sense of freedom... one less decision to make I suppose.
Best wishes
Graham
Thank you for the info, Graham.
(I like using the Limited primes on the KP - the combo feels good in the hand. Anything bigger on the KP than the 20-40 Limited zoom feels less comfortable to me, even with the largest grip.)
Cheers.
Philip
Posted 12/09/2019 - 22:14
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1 and 3 work well for me. Agree that your technique of using the arches to frame the other architecture works well.
Peter
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Posted 13/09/2019 - 20:37
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Thanks everyone. Number 3 is my favourite. It is taken from an area of the abbey I have hardly visited before and it is a magnificent arch.
Graham.
Graham.
Posted 15/09/2019 - 16:27
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Great framing/composition throughout. I have a preference for the last one (which stays on theme, but from a different angle) for the intricate repeating patterns, light, and moncohrome-ish motif.
Posted 15/09/2019 - 19:09
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Sry wrote:
Great framing/composition throughout. I have a preference for the last one (which stays on theme, but from a different angle) for the intricate repeating patterns, light, and moncohrome-ish motif.
Great framing/composition throughout. I have a preference for the last one (which stays on theme, but from a different angle) for the intricate repeating patterns, light, and moncohrome-ish motif.
Thanks... its a cliche really and I have taken the same view many times before but I wanted to see what it looked like as an HDR image... 5 images stitched together in Lightroom.
Best wishes,
Graham
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