Country Church

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By: Matt Falcus
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Matt Falcus {Karma:2}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon F65
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Nikkor 28-70mm
Uploaded	9/19/2002	Film / Memory Type	Velvia
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Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	A country village church in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park (UK)
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Miles . {K:896} 9/21/2002

English country churchyards make great pastoral subjects. Especially in this very warm and low sunlight.

This is a very good example. This picture would be improved by either taking more care to hold the camera level while taking the photograph or "straightening it up" in Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro. I think it would help a little also to sharpen it a little and to run the unsharp mask.

Sue O'S {K:12878} 9/19/2002

I really like the lighting on this church and the graveyard all along the foreground. I love old structures, especially buildings that had/have strong meaning for people (like lighthouses *S*). I think it would be a better photo if the tower were vertical because right now, the backward lean seems unnatural and makes me wonder how something that old could remain standing. The church seems to be climbing up a hill. Can you tweak your vertical in PS?

Of course, it could be I've missed a very subtle point here. :-)

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