The Parish Church of St Mary of Charity HDR ( 1280x1024 )

Neil79 · 11 Mar 2010 at 19:16

The Parish Church of St Mary of Charity is set in the heart of the historic Market Town of Faversham, Kent. It has a wealth of artefacts for visitors to see including a medieval painted column (1306) - one of the finest examples in Britain today; brasses and 16th century misericords. It is the likely resting place of King Stephen and Queen Matilda. An exhibition and display are on show, along with a range of informative and well illustrated publications. The church is a living place of worship and pilgrimage.

12-> 16 Exposures in photomatix
Toned and detailed in Color Efex Pro & Adobe
Sharpened , Contrast boosted , burned and doged in Corel

The Parish Church of St Mary of Charity
Faversham
Kent
England

Until it warms up , i'll be doing churches !

ac1d1ty · 12 Mar 2010 at 00:51

regardless of beliefs, religion has provided some stunning architectural designs.

Well captured

ViperZS · 12 Mar 2010 at 00:54

can't say im much of an architectural photographer, so my advice with these is very limited.

They look nice. Sharp with good exposure and nice colours from the window.

The main problem I can see is the last image looks a bit tipsy

Neil79 · 12 Mar 2010 at 09:20

ViperZS said:
can't say im much of an architectural photographer, so my advice with these is very limited.

They look nice. Sharp with good exposure and nice colours from the window.

The main problem I can see is the last image looks a bit tipsy

Thanks both!

Yeh Viper i had a real problem with getting that one straight , it's probably the camera lens giving it that bend.

FrankG4 · 12 Mar 2010 at 18:33

Stunning pictures, congratulations. those stained glass windows are magnificent.

I like the 1st one best.

tbs · 12 Mar 2010 at 20:31

Second picture aint straight...

I dont know what the fascination of HDR is, I mean it has its place in editing, but other then that, thats about it.

alle · 13 Mar 2010 at 20:37

tbs said:
Second picture aint straight...

I dont know what the fascination of HDR is, I mean it has its place in editing, but other then that, thats about it.

...It just means that YOU don't like it. Lots of other people do. It has its 'place' wherever folk want it.

I like the second one best

deus3x · 13 Mar 2010 at 20:42

WOW dude, some of the most beautiful pictures i have ever seen.

GTRacer · 14 Mar 2010 at 00:33

Good use of HDR there, it doesn't look like the usual tonemapped rubbish I see on flickr.

tbs · 14 Mar 2010 at 04:46

alle said:
...It just means that YOU don't like it. Lots of other people do. It has its 'place' wherever folk want it.

I like the second one best

I dont actually think I said anything about NOT liking it in my post...

Neil79 · 14 Mar 2010 at 10:04

Thanks all!

Yes i agree about flickr , however overdone hdr's with blinding halos get

" you're a great photographer "
" you're a star "
" This is a work of art "

And i think to myself :eek:

But anyway THAAAAAAANKS again