Brick Church
There is no substitute for good lighting and lighting is essential for a good photograph. I am finding though that sometimes if I am lucky HDR processing will compensate for the poor lighting just enough so that I have an OK photo. The right light would have been better but we can’t always be in the right place when the conditions are just so.
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Nice looking old church. Like the light effect, I tried HDR but was not really sure what I was doing and gave up. Luck comes into the timing of getting nice natural light, I often find building facing wrong direction for best shot!
That is the problem. You get a chance to shoot something but the light is from the wrong direction. I take the shot anyway and sometimes I get lucky. As for the HDR it took many hours of practice to get it to where I can use it on most photos. I use photomatix. The tutorial is decent.
I loved the picture, I think this could be in a Van Gogh painting.
What a nice thing to say. thanks.
It’s beautiful against that sky! HDR or not, this is a great shot.
Looks like that little Catholic church off of I-94 between St. Paul and the St. Croix River…
it’s lovely, i am looking for a picture of a church to practice painting and here i found, if you don’t mind.
Thanks
the church would make a lovely painting. I would love to see it when you are finished. send a photo?