Spectacular colours in that.
I was impressed by the lack of lens distortion - did that require any
work in post?
Cheers
Brian
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Brian Walters
Western Sydney Australia
http://lyons-ryan.org/southernlight/
Quoting George Sinos <[email protected]>:
This is the "Corpus Christi" window from St. Bridget's Church. It is
one of twelve windows, each representing an event from the liturgical
calendar.
<http://georges.posterous.com/stained-glass-window-st-bridgets-church>
I've returned to the church several times to photograph the windows,
altars, and many, many details. A couple of additional trips may be
necessary, but most of the photography is complete. Now, the effort
of turning the photos into finished work begins. I've started making
a few prints.
This is has been a very very interesting project. The windows, due to
their locations, the lighting and a few other things have been a
learning experience. Before the project I hadn't given much thought
to white balance for the windows. A bit of Tungsten light reflecting
from the frames on the inside, natural light from the outside.
I returned a couple of times to get a photo of each window with
similar outside light. Daylight WB has resulted in the best color
rendition. For the photos, the window colors look best on a clear day
with no direct sunlight.
It's interesting how small changes in exposure effected the color and
detail in the smaller window pieces. Glad I bracketed the exposures.
GS
George Sinos
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Brian
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Western Sydney Australia
http://lyons-ryan.org/southernlight/
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