Church Shot I like

[F8&Bthere]

Shot with my 6 MP K100D and a two-bit manual focus lens called Sakar

[kat]

Maybe it's just my internet but I don't see any shot..

[Iguanasan]

This is a great capture. I like this one. I would have liked seeing more building and less (or no) light fixtures though.

[F8&Bthere]

Kat- sorry about that I realized I posted the wrong shot and you probably viewed while I was editing my post.

Iguanasan- If it's more church and less lighting fixtures you like, I have some of those from that trip too. The reason I liked this one is because of the lanterns/foreground element. It's just personal taste, I guess. I also like the few flowers dangling into the frame from the top. There were actually a bit more that got cropped out when I straightened out orientation.

It's a beautiful cathedral but there's so many other tall-ish buildings and trees etc in the way it was hard to get a good angle unless I was up close with a fairly wide angle. Then so many of my shots suffered from exaggerated perspective as a result.

Or if I was downtown without my wide angle lens I would only get portions of the huge building without getting other buildings, trees, and/or people in the frame. Like this shot.

[kat]

Lovely lines! It's amazing the work they put into these buildings!!!! Where you able to get some inside?

My quest is to get some really nice catherdral shots one of these days!

[Iguanasan]

I think it may be personal taste but if you are going to do architecture then I like to see the building more!

I like the second shot quite a bit.

Architecture might make a great podcast. I always have trouble with people, angles, etc., etc.

[F8&Bthere]

well maybe a shot with people in it is always a portrait, and...ahh forget it.

Anyhoo, yes Kat I was lucky enough to be let inside for a little while. Here's a few quick examples. I haven't decided if I want to attempt any perspective correction to these yet. Any thoughts?