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trifox
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 Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 5:03 pm Post subject: Let there be light.. |
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trifox wrote:
and there was light 
Hello there..
This pics are from last weekend at Winchester Cathedral ..
Some shots with my favourite lenses -- all handheld - processing in LightRoom
ISO and exposure time are displayed on each picture..
CLICK ON THIS PICTURE:
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Attila wrote:
Pretty awesome, you have best camera with best lenses and you have great eye! You should go to pro!
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trifox
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trifox wrote:
Hi Attila
Yes, I will -- I am trying to move forward myself in this way
many thanks...
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poilu wrote:
wow! great catch, great light, congrats tF |
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LucisPictor wrote:
Light "beams" like these in a cathedral are always impressive!
And you have captured them well!
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Carlsson wrote:
Great set Trifox!
Very spectacular perspectives and a great eye for the light. I like them a lot. 
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magnet-2009 wrote:
#1,3,12.....Thank you. |
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Jieffe wrote:
Really impressed ! I like them all but if I have to choose, #11 & 15.
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Orio wrote:
Some very good pictures there, Trifox.
I am curious, why didn't you bring a wider lens than 35mm
That cathedral seems very high, it mustn't have been easy to cover it with the field angle of a 35mm lens.
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Schnauzer wrote:
Just beautiful. I have looked at them three times. They get a WOW from me.
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trifox
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trifox wrote:
thanks to all ..
@ Orio - well, I was just visiting this cathedral with two my friends and showing them this nice place ..
I didn't reckon with proper shooting, shortly = I took only Distagon 2.8/28, 1.4/35 and MP 100..
So, no tripod, no time for staying longer - we had to go somewhere else - we just popped in
It takes more than 2 hours when you want to have a good pictures - the cathedral is LARGE and NICE..
But since I have got a good camera - I am preparing my self to go there
I live just 15 mins by train from there - so next time I am taking more that 3 lenses and tripod as well
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Orio wrote:
well, you didn't mention the 28mm before
That's already better, although I think that to capture the architecture without too much pitching of the camera (and consequent coverging lines), at least a 20mm would be necessary.
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