The great hall

[Tigger]

I wanted to get the ceiling in hence the angle and the somewhat lost verticals :) plus at the bottom of the far wall was a very ugly stage.. The blown windows I didn't try to recover as basically it was grey yuck outside

The great hall by Ian Theobald, on Flickr

[Stan]

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good symmetry and processing, with the general colouring I don't think the blown windows are a problem

stan

[Tigger]

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cheers Stan - I did desaturate the image to make it blend better with the windows, so looks like I got that right

[Wayne Els]

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I like that, very RPG game like.

[Tigger]

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thanks wayne and yep I'm heavily influenced by my favorite TV show GoT

[tesarver]

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You got some great places to photograph Ian, that maybe why you haven't moved to birding yet.

Well done

Tom

[Reevo]

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good symmetry and processing, with the general colouring I don't think the blown windows are a problem

stan

Ok, this has to stop. First wonky verticals are not a problem, now blown highlights are not a problem. Stan, has someone hacked your account???

Excellent work Ian

[Tigger]

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You got some great places to photograph Ian, that maybe why you haven't moved to birding yet.

Well done

Tom

let me think on that Tom ...NOPE !!! - birdie guys would love where I live as we have one of the biggest nature reserves along the coast with loads of flapping things

Cheers Patrick, glad you enjoyed the wonky verticals & blown highlights

[El Sid]

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Definitely needs the converging verticals as they give a sense of recession in the perspective and hence distance and from that sheer size...

[Tigger]

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thanks Sid

[Parsen66]

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Excellent Ian. The blown windows actually add to the feel of the shot.

[Tigger]

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thanks, thats what I thought as well, cheers Alan