Divinity

Photography \ Uncategorized | 12/12/05 @016 | RedRaven | critiques (9) | views (358)

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Imagine a small worn down church up on a hill with just grass-lands surrounding it near Fountains Abbey in North Yorkshire... Deer roaming free around the Victorian grounds. No traffic, and the sun breaking through the clouds after a sudden burst of rain. We sheltered in the atmospheric main hall and was lucky to catch this moment on film. The very moment the bright rays of sunlight rushed through the ancient stained glass windows, reflecting on the golden ornaments and marble arches. A true magical moment...

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UE-Skateman

12/12/05 @024

love the lighting in this picture coming through the staind glass windows, beautiful shot

Chango

12/12/05 @061

Oh man, Great Shot, the lighting really work for you and the colors!

Byonder

12/12/05 @075

Great shot, I love when you've actually got a camera to catch those moments. Usually I'm left unarmed

Border might be a bit overkill, but overall nice work

Madanapale

12/12/05 @220

Maybe just a little tiny overexposed....but great colors and details!!
Wonderful lighting and mood!
Well done!!!
Caarlos

blackshad

12/12/05 @453

the border is kind of big
and i wonder if the light would have looked better with different camera settings?
really nice picture anyway, good job

RedRaven

12/12/05 @505

Thanks for the comments. Much appreciated. Had my doubts about the border as well, so I'll change it tonight.

patrix77

12/12/05 @626

i love places like this and i think this is great picture, colours and details are really great

good job

Passenger

12/12/05 @704

Wonderful lighting indeed!

I am curious what this shot would look like if you changed the composition a bit by cropping the bottom to improve the perspective and the right side to place the lion a bit more off-centre. Maybe give it a try?

oldskool87

02/20/06 @481

wow lighting.. well done

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