Duomo Milan

[Tony Hawkins]

The Duomo in Milan.

I've gone for a bit of HDR type processing to bring out the texture from the stone. Be kind re the verticals - they did start building it in 1386 so it might not be all my lack of PP skills if a column isn't completely straight - honest.

I've also followed Ian's lead and posted this in Landscape rather than Europe to stop it getting 'lost'.





Duomo Milan

by Tony Hawkins, on Flickr

[tesarver]

Re: Duomo Milan

Like the processing as it keeps you focused on those beautiful windows. Nicely done Tony

Tom

[Tony Hawkins]

Re: Duomo Milan

Thanks Tom - there were some spectacular windows there.

[Tigger]

Re: Duomo Milan

I've also followed Ian's lead and posted this in Landscape rather than Europe to stop it getting 'lost'.

seems the only way us landscape guys are getting feedback now - I just come straight to this section, then check anything new

Be kind re the verticals - they did start building it in 1386 so it might not be all my lack of PP skills if a column isn't completely straight - honest.

OK we believe you

excellent work and processing

[Parsen66]

Re: Duomo Milan

Really like the pools of light you captured/added

I think it could use a slight clockwise twist though

[AlexR!]

Re: Duomo Milan

Lovely image, Tony, and very Tigger-esque (in a good way). You've processed it beautifully to show off the stained glass windows. Were the statues lit like that or is that through processing? Either way, you've done a great job either to capture them so subtly or to create the illusion.

[Tony Hawkins]

Re: Duomo Milan

Really like the pools of light you captured/added

I think it could use a slight clockwise twist though

Thanks Alan - it's fine BTW - just tilt your head a little bit the other way.

[Tony Hawkins]

Re: Duomo Milan

Lovely image, Tony, and very Tigger-esque (in a good way). You've processed it beautifully to show off the stained glass windows. Were the statues lit like that or is that through processing? Either way, you've done a great job either to capture them so subtly or to create the illusion.

Thanks Alex. I was trying to process like the master. The statues were lit much as you see them - I just extenuated the lighting a tiny bit.