Church, Cathedral Photography - Thread

[Mp4]

ah smeg, ive recently taken a few church shots but didn't think of using bracketing (AEB)oh well maybe next time

Hmm would it work if i duplicate 1 photo 2x under and over exposed? and then merge em?

 

[pecnarf]

don't know never try it myself that way. my initial thought would be it wouldn't have the details or look as good that you get if you aeb it or took 3 seperate shots. you might be able to get away with it but you need to do little bit more work to it than if you had done aeb/3 shot exposures shoot.

 

[pecnarf]

i also heard that some will do 3 or more excatly the same shot but the exposure being different each time and shot taken on different nights to add effect ie night hdr photo taken of the same location but days apart so that you can get a clear skies for long exposure shot to add stars to the planned hdr photo.

 

[Reemul]

This is a church on Brownsea Island, built in 1854. The island is now a national Trust reserve and no one lives on the island permanently anymore. However the Church has a service once a day every Sunday between April and September.


Brownsea Island Church by Reemul, on Flickr

 

[SkidMarkKing]

http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa43/mralw1969/hdrsteve.jpg

Skyrim!

Great Church/Catherdral photos from everyone

 

[Columbo]

Doncaster Minster.


Doncaster Minster 2 by m.ww, on Flickr

 

[marlos]

St Mary's Church, Woburn (HDR). by marlos4, on Flickr

 

[wildman]

Anstey Village Church

 

[Steve M]

P1085624 by Steve Millward, on Flickr

 

[Kyoshige]