Dalby Church - revisited

[AndyA]

I called over to the Church in Dalby near York again yesterday, a different angle to my earlier photo posted a while back. This was another 'bash the nettles down' position. I think the larger image on flickr looks a bit better.

A bit of history http://www.british-history.ac.uk/rep...x?compid=64623


Dalby Church - revisited by Andy Aveyard, on Flickr

Exposure 0.025 sec (1/40)
Aperture f/11.0
Focal Length 24 mm
ISO Speed 100
Exposure Bias -1 EV
EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Several images, focus stacked (something new to me)
Tripod used
Edited with PS and ME2

[Hereford_EOS]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

A good image, I agree looks better on flickr

[tesarver]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Another nicely composed image Andy,

Tom

[AndyA]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Thanks Stephen and Tom.

[Judder Man]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Good colour tones with lots of sharp detail.

[paulr5604]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Nice picture andy tones are great and I would agree it looks slightly sharper when viewed on the flickr site

[Columbarius]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Hi Andy,
I really like the colour, and I appreciate your battle with the nettles, but I think it would be worth leveling the image. Depending upon how much it's already cropped. you might lose some of the extremes, but I think you'd be able to keep the key central dandelion.

[AndyA]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Thanks again everyone.

Russell, the images is full view with no crop and my tripod was level according to the bubble. How do you mean worth levelling, do you mean crop of the bottom?

[hhcanon]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Excellent Andy.the bell tower is upright, so the rest must be OK. If u use LR enter the lens for corrections

[AndyA]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

I've just had a go with the lens correction filter, no change with the correction. I've found another image on the GENUKI page for comparison, same view point too!

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/PhotoFrames/NRY/DalbyStPeter_1.html

[Riggers]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Nice rich colours but it's the angle that makes this a really interesting shot.

[Columbarius]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Hi Andy,
To my eye the ground and the building are both rising left to right and to me that's unsettling. Now I understand that's how it is on the ground, but is it how you want to show it? If it is an uncropped image, there is enough room to alter that if you'd like to.

Andy, it's only my view, but if you have time have a play & see what you think.

[AndyA]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

Right, I'm with you. It's just taken at an oblique angle, so that's how it actually looks. I'm ok with that.

[Paulstw]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

I don't think there's going to be much in the way of lens corrections needed anyway as it's not an extreme wide angle Andy. Looks ok from where I'm sitting, and I have one bum cheek bigger than the other.

You should have seen the fog coming over the campsie hills last night in the sunset. I was so gutted that I;

1. couldn't stop
2. have a broken lens
3. missed it when I parked and walked back lol

[digiman]

Re: Dalby Church - revisited

I've just had a go with the lens correction filter, no change with the correction. I've found another image on the GENUKI page for comparison, same view point too!

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS...StPeter_1.html

Definitely prefer yours Andy! You've done a great job capturing the tones well, and, I really like the composition. Worth the nettle bashing!

Great work,
Garry