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Tired of clicking to see a large version? Upgrade to e2 to browse all photos automatically at their largest size.Taken last weekend in the good company of Clive - a big learning curve for my landscape photography so I would be very interested to hear your C&C's on this one.
f13 @ 1/10th sec
ISO 100
-2/3rds EV
WB Shady
Tripod, cable release, lee grads and lee polariser.
| Camera: | Canon EOS 5DMkll |
| Lens: | Canon EF 16-35mm L ll |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Church of St Thomas a Becket. |
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| Uploaded: | 13 Jan 2011 - 10:00 PM |
| Tags: | Architecture, Church, Formation, Kent, Landscape / travel, Romney marsh, Seeing |
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Comments
really like the old church and the bridge leading across , nice use of shadow and sunlight and love that red roof! Not too sure about so much sky here though , I would be inclined to crop a bit off the top although I do lke the shading in the sky.
regards Mary

Love the composition - the shapes, colours and shadow patterns of the subjects and they are even better in the large version! The sky is a good colour but am not sure about the expanse - maybe because it seems to diminish the beautiful church and put it out of reach. Lx
I really like this shot, good composition and nice warm colour.
I agree with maryg, would look better if you cropped the sky a little but great shot anyway ![]()
Ricky.
The overall composition is good with good f/g interest, good lead in lines across the bridge and an interesting and attractive subject. I would agree with one or two others that there is a slight imbalance as a result of the inclusion od so much sky. I feel that had the shot been in landscape format rather than portrait you might have got off with a big expanse of sky rather better. However having said all that, I', sure there will others who will feel it is just fine as it stands.......I will be interested in what others say and will return again to see.
Ronnie.
Lovely image, simple composition and interesting subject.
I personally like the image as is, in a large print the large expanse of sky for me emphasis how flat the landscape is, and adds additional tonal interest.
Nice colours and shadows.
Quote: Lovely image, simple composition and interesting subject.
I personally like the image as is, in a large print the large expanse of sky for me emphasis how flat the landscape is, and adds additional tonal interest.
Nice colours and shadows.
I have to agree with the above Mike - wonderful clarity and warm saturated tones - the light is beautiful.
Sylvia
Many many thanks for your support and very helpful comments - it appears there's more to interpreting landscapes photographically and this is going to continue as a steep learning curve for me. When I take an image of a fungi I know exactly how I want to photograph it but don't have the experience with landscapes yet.
I have a few more images from this shoot I'll share over the next few days.
Best wishes,
Mike
You've captured the essence of that great little place with this one Mike.
Can't wait until I'm down that way again.
Clive
I feel like the big space above is part of your signature Mike ![]()
And it actually makes this a fairly unusual composition, which fits with the warmth of the light. Given that you've got other shots in the more traditional landscape format; I'd keep this one as it is
Tim
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