A Child's View

[icicle]

I tried to shoot this one low to get the look on how a child would see it for the first time.
I welcome all comments.



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[danic]

It's very......symmetrical

It does seem a little flat though. Perhaps adjust your whit point? The DOF is nice and the aisle (spelling?) leads you nicely into the photo.

[Ron Kruger]

I like the low angle, although I think the church would be much more interesting shot from this angle while filled with people.

[icicle]

It's very......symmetrical

It does seem a little flat though. Perhaps adjust your whit point? The DOF is nice and the aisle (spelling?) leads you nicely into the photo.

Please explain what you mean by flat?

[A.M.D.A.]

Please explain what you mean by flat?

Low contrast. Use "Curves adjust" or the standard "brightness/contrast/saturation sliders" which most computer image-editing programs feature. (Hope you don't mind me jumping in, danic).

Very nice work, by the way. Like the symmetry. And I agree with what Ron said, if the church had at least 1 person (preferably according to mood conveyed) then it would have given a clear subject and made a much stronger image.

[icicle]

thank you.
I might try sunday to get the same shot with mass. going on.

[GiGi]

I like it... I wish it wasn't so perfect, though. The other suggestions were good. Definitely try again Sunday, try to make this great shot even better!

[Ron Kruger]

Yes, try again sunday, with people in the pews and a little boy or girl walking down the isle into the church. That would really say something.

[icicle]

Ok, since I been kinda talk in to it, I will go and try to get permisson to do a small photo shoot of the chuch this sunday with people inside. And I will try to get a couple of shots of kids walking down the asile.

[danic]

Low contrast. Use "Curves adjust" or the standard "brightness/contrast/saturation sliders" which most computer image-editing programs feature. (Hope you don't mind me jumping in, danic).

Very nice work, by the way. Like the symmetry. And I agree with what Ron said, if the church had at least 1 person (preferably according to mood conveyed) then it would have given a subject and made a much stronger image.

Not at all

[GB1]

I'd get even lower. To exaggerate the effect, I think you should be closer to the back rows there, and possibly use a wide angle lens.

I like the shot btw, and the black and white works IMO. It's a bit soft though.

G

[icicle]

I'd get even lower. To exaggerate the effect, I think you should be closer to the back rows there, and possibly use a wide angle lens.

I like the shot btw, and the black and white works IMO. It's a bit soft though.

G

The widest I have is only an 18-55mm