Well, we will see how this will do. I am sure some folks won't like the appearance that the chapel is tilting away from the camera. I do know this, but I love the look this provides and while I will gladly take comments to that end I love the way it looks. That being said I will always take tons of critical comments that will help me get better.
Ok, shot with a 6 second shutter speed at F8 at 100 ISO. I used mirror lockup and a two second delay on the shutter release since I don't have a remote or cable release.
PP was very very simple. Crop, sharpen, and save for web.
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This is an excellent night shot. Subject, exposure and composition are all very "right" IMHO.
I lived near Durham, at Gardner, for a while a long time ago. It's a pretty area of the country.
Very nice. The lighting on this is awesome showing a lot of teh detail in building. Also the colors in the brick are very nice and not oversaturated. Nice shot.
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