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Look Up!
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Uploaded: 05/29/06 8:20 PM GMT
Look Up!
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The ceiling of the Chapter House in York Minster. The lighting was very dim so I had to put my camera "lens up" on the floor in the middle of the room and use the 2-second self-timer to get the shot. I got some funny looks from the tourists. This is the first photo I've used a small amount of unsharp mask on, I've never really used much post processing other than cropping so I'm a little nervous about getting too heavy handed with it. Please let me know in the comments if it's over-done.
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&philcUK
05/29/06 8:32 PM GMT
you dont appear to have over done it all - if you are using photoshop you will find that smart sharpen offers better results than unsharp mask and is a little more sensitive in its destruction of image data. the flush angle of this shot makes for a very interesting desktop composition indeed.
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I think you done good .. only a moodier light would make this better
I prefer a crisp image to a blurry one and alot of digital images are blurry (possibly because of the in-camera JPG conversion)
and .. I bet you made those tourists think a little deeper about their own photography, if only for a minute
I prefer a crisp image to a blurry one and alot of digital images are blurry (possibly because of the in-camera JPG conversion)
and .. I bet you made those tourists think a little deeper about their own photography, if only for a minute
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very well done...like the geometry and you were careful to preserve its symmetry..lighting is a bit dull....probbaly not correctable without using manipulation a bit........good job here!
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Absolutely Fantastic Geometry..and Great Soft Colours..A Superb Capture..Excellent
Work..
Work..
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I really love this! I'm always a fan of "looking up" especially in older buildings... you never know what you will see! Thanks for sharing. :-)
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The symmetry is well defined. Very detailed work here. I gave it a 10 in the voting booth. Tracey
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What a gorgeous ceiling. A superb capture. As stated above I really like the symmetry. It makes a lovely desktop.
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