All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

[AndyA]

A late evening dash looking for something to photograph today.


All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby by Andy Aveyard, on Flickr

Camera Canon EOS 600D
Exposure 0.4
Aperture f/8.0
Focal Length 28 mm
ISO Speed 400
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Lens Model EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Hand held

[colin C]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

I like that a lot Andy. Might have been tempted to step back a couple of paces to get the rest of the right hand tree in.

[tesarver]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

Lovely Image Andy.

Tom

[AndyA]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

Thanks for the comments.

I like that a lot Andy. Might have been tempted to step back a couple of paces to get the rest of the right hand tree in.

I was kicking myself when I spotted that. I did manage to get the whole tree in on another shot, but I also managed to blur it too. There was a tall-ish wall between me and the shot and it didn't help my balance much. :)

[Muscat]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

Very nice Andy, if you don't have all of the right hand tree have you considered a little creative branch removal in PS?

[Nathaniel]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

A very evocative picture Andy. It has a bit of mystery- whats around at night feeling, a nice silouette in addition. Well done. I am personally happy to see such excellent pics of our ancient buildings- esp churches and castles and I can't help wonder at the excellence of the builders,architects who built them without the advanatage of modern science/technology.

[AndyA]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

Thanks again. I'm going to see if I can recover some of the missing tree from the other blurred image, that'll test my PS abilities! :banghead:

[DeeGee]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

I rather like that, agree about the tree. A little creative PP pruning if nothing else?

[jonesgj]

Re: All Saints Church, Great Thirkleby.

Nice work Andy. Thanks for sharing