Church of the Good Shepherd - Part2

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I decided to process this image which was the one prior to that which I posted in this thread (LINK) given the comments in the first posting I tried to use the various transform tools in Lightroom but they didn't seem to make any difference to the Church, so I would welcome your thoughts on the verticals/horizontals of the building.

I didn't use synchronise settings between the image in the other thread and this image, I decided just to process this as a stand alone image. I also removed a few ghosts from the left side of the Church. From memory the side of the Church was briefly lit by the headlights of a car in a car park on the other side of the river which is to the right of this image.

As always I welcome your comments.

[tesarver]

Re: Church of the Good Shepherd - Part2

Nice perspective and composition Peter. +

Tom

[Nathaniel]

Re: Church of the Good Shepherd - Part2

I like the steps leading up to the church.

[Tigger]

Re: Church of the Good Shepherd - Part2

stunning shot Peter - I had a very quick play in Lightroom and it was able to sort the building a bit and with some additional work I;m sure you could improve a lot on this - sorry about the poor quality its a direct upload


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[ST-EOS]

Re: Church of the Good Shepherd - Part2

stunning shot Peter - I had a very quick play in Lightroom and it was able to sort the building a bit and with some additional work I;m sure you could improve a lot on this - sorry about the poor quality its a direct upload


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Cheers Ian did you use the guided option in LR Transform?

[Tigger]

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yes Peter, I tend to use that most of the time now as I find its a lot better - with more time you could pull back the lost canvas

[ST-EOS]

Re: Church of the Good Shepherd - Part2

yes Peter, I tend to use that most of the time now as I find its a lot better - with more time you could pull back the lost canvas

Thanks Ian, I'll have to have a look at using the guided option. I sometimes find that the other options within the transform tool cant find anything to straighten!

[El Sid]

Re: Church of the Good Shepherd - Part2

As far as I can see it just needs a touch of straightening up rather than being weirdly distorted....