this is the church at the top of the 199 steps and opposite the abbey ruins
Stan
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excellent work Stan - couldn't ask for more
:- Ian
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Cheers Ian - another one from the dull day !!
The basis of this shot was 3 frames in camera HDR but I added two more at -2 and + 2 before processing all five with photomatix. Toned down a little in photoshop and as the sky was completely bland, I blended I a cloudy sky, just with a 30% opacity so that the original tone was kept
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yeah but churches and dull stormy days do work well - nice bit of extra editing, works well and something I've done:- Ian
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Re: St Mary's Whitby
Nice processing Stan
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Re: St Mary's Whitby
Nice scene Stan and really well processed
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Re: St Mary's Whitby
thanks for looking guys
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Re: St Mary's Whitby
Nicely processed Stan did you have a look inside. The interior and old family pews are very interesting
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