A Place to Worship

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By: Sheila Carson
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Photographer	Sheila Carson {Karma:5924}
Project	#19 Above Your Head	Camera Model	Canon EOS REBEL 2000
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio	Holy Places	Lens	Canon 28-80 mmf/3.5-5.6
Uploaded	9/29/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	200
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Location	City - State - Country - United States
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Sheila Carson {K:5924} 10/3/2005

Now I see what you mean! I didn't even notice it until now. I need to learn to step back and see things like that. Thanks for helping to teach me!

:)Sheila

Antonio Trincone {K:23167} 10/3/2005

actually I talked about the tiny small triangle originating by the intersection of the profile line of the first church roof with facade of the second church, nothing to say about shadow

Sheila Carson {K:5924} 10/3/2005

Hello Antonio-

Thanks so much for you comment. Were you talking about the shadow on the lower part of the building?

Something I learned this week is to take the first shot that I see and then spend more time moving around and taking more shots from different perspectives. I tend to shoot once and walk away and then I get my pictures back with big shadows on them! :)

Thanks so much for your help, I really appreciate it! Please come back and critique more of my work!

:)Sheila

Antonio Trincone {K:23167} 10/2/2005

esquisite choice for the subject and for overall color saturation and composition, just a bit perspective change could avoid the dark zone in the half right bottom which is disturbing a bit

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