The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

[El Sid]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Thanks Andy for stopping by, an commenting. When I took that 1st image, I had left room at the top, but when I got home and adjusted the verticals, I lost the top. Back to the drawing board.

The trick here is to increase the canvas size before adjusting the perspective, verticals etc. Be generous in the expansion, you can always crop back later and the more generous you are the better the chance of retaining all the bit's you want.

Lovely pictures of a perfect mono subject.

[tesarver]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Thanks for the suggestion Nigel

[Tigger]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Thanks Andy for stopping by, an commenting. When I took that 1st image, I had left room at the top, but when I got home and adjusted the verticals, I lost the top. Back to the drawing board.

annoying when that happens Tom and I'm sure we've all got shot where we didn't quite leave enough space

they are all interesting shots but the stand out is the 2nd and it suits your style well, nicely done

[ST-EOS]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Nice series Tom your processing works well

[digiman]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Nice set Tom

Garry

[tesarver]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Thanks Ian, Peter and Garry for stopping by and commenting. Very much appreciated

Tom

[Wayne Els]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Nice shots Tom. Personally i think they are a bit "white". I'd like a bit more contrast or an ND grad added to the sky.

[tesarver]

Re: The Old Bethlehem Baptist Church 1837

Thanks for your comment Wayne, but since is was a cloudy gray day with diffused light, a ND grad would of been no help, but thanks for your suggestion.

Tom