I am keeping this short, here are more of the churches that I have photographed over the years. A few I showed the other day, but these are different views or whatnot.
A long exposure of a old Church at Emu Flats.
Old Church at Franks
Love the “atmoshere” that Is created around these buildings.
Thank you Geoff, they are nice buildings to edit.
Is that St. Paul’s?
Yeah it is, you mean the one with the light trails.
Yep. Been awhile since I’ve been to the city but I remember that cathedral well.
It is a hard one to miss in the city.
A beautiful collection. I love the way you have processed the images.
Thank you so much Vicki.
These are all beautiful shots. I notice that they are nearly all taken at a very similar angle and I am curious about whether that is a choice you make when composing the shot or is one you make when curating your shots in post-production or for selecting images for a blog post.
Thank you Laura, you know I had never realised the angles before but when I was going through the gallery while doing the post I saw it too. I had no idea I was going. Now I am going to have to think about it more when I photograph them in the future.
Churches were what we photographed a lot when we were in Europe. They were magnificent!
I can imagine, I have seen some photos of some amazing ones. Thank you.
Love the shot at Emu Flats
Thank you Julie.
I really like the church with all the traffic in front of it. I guess I like pictures that you can look at and really feel the motion. Nice one, Leanne. But that is one beautiful church!
That’s interesting Lois, I hadn’t thought of that. That image is the opposite to the one that people normally take in that intersection. Thank you Lois.
The older the better, beautiful 😁😁😁
That’s for sure. Thanks Ted.
The way you capture light adds drama and mood.
Thank you Ruth, light is really important for my images.