Hi,
This was also taken with my Sony CyberShot DSC P31. Came out surprisingly well I thought, given the light conditions and the type of camera. Nothing done to it in PS other than the resize.

http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/images/chinde/2004/10/03/dsc02125.jpg

Any suggestions (other than use a better camera)?

Cheers,
Chris

Hi,
Any suggestions (other than use a better camera)?
Chris

Hi,

I would use the Highlight/Shadow tool in Photoshop to bring a little more detail up on the house or parlement out of the shadows.

Peter

Hi,
This was also taken with my Sony CyberShot DSC P31. Came out surprisingly well I thought, given the light conditions and the type of camera. Nothing done to it in PS other than the resize.

http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/images/chinde/2004/10/03/dsc02125.jpg

Any suggestions (other than use a better camera)?

Cheers,
Chris

Crud! I can't say "Use a better Camera" :D

I like the diagonal angle on this, and the post, well it reminds me of the moon..but on a stick..

Good eye!

Well, I've recently acquired a Fuji S5000, so hopefully I'll be able to take some nicer shots in future. I'm also going to join my university's photographic society and see how I get on there.

I did a B&W version of this, but I actually prefer the colours on this. Absoloutley beautiful building IMHO. More building shots to come I guess, I'll be visiting Oxford within a couple of weeks.

Anyway, thank you for the kind words.

Chris