Some shots I took some time ago of St Anne's and later with a new spire added
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St Anne's Cathedral Belfast
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Very insiping shot...
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I dug this shot out from my archives. Its similar to yours but no parking.
hehehe
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mcliu: Thanks forcommenting 
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Bynx: Very well done, expert cloning as usual 
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And some inside shots
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Love the inside of Churches. Not for religious but architectural reasons. Youve done a nice job considering that none of these shots are HDR. But had you not used your flash I wonder what the results would have been. Id like to see your first interior shot done as HDR.
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Bynx: Thanks for commenting, the camera used here was a Fuji v10
and there are no manual settings or exposure compensation settings
on this little pocket cam with which to take a series of shots to use
as a base for HDR and the flash was just the little cams flash I
think it done OK all things considered, it's high dynamic range was
all that was needed IMO........ ...........musket
and there are no manual settings or exposure compensation settings
on this little pocket cam with which to take a series of shots to use
as a base for HDR and the flash was just the little cams flash
Ithink it done OK all things considered, it's high dynamic range was
all that was needed IMO........
...........musket
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Aahh that explains how you did so well. Its better than I would have done with my Fuji. I think the windows on my shot would have been blown out. Its a nice job you did. Im always striving for one step better. I personally really like HDR and the look to an church interior.
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wow .. It is really a series of amazing picture shred by both of you.. Very hard to pick one for myself.. I love all of them
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mcliu: Thanks for commenting ..........musket
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Bynx wrote:Aahh that explains how you did so well. Its better than I would have done with my Fuji. I think the windows on my shot would have been blown out. Its a nice job you did. Im always striving for one step better. I personally really like HDR and the look to an church interior.
Indeed, the expression 'Gilding the Lily' comes to mind though, if you go overboard in PP it does not necessarily mean that your going to get an improvement, you might just as easily make mater's worse.........
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Very cool shots. One thing I miss about my time living in Germany, is all the old castles, churches, houses, etc. They just don't make them like the used to 
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