Just a Church
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Just a Church
Hello everyone. First up I'd like to wish everyone a very happy, peaceful and healthy new year. The injections into my eyes are helping so once again I can process some images. Fingers crossed it lasts
I was waiting for my Wife while she was having her hair done and I was walking the village (Ruskington Lincolnshire) approx 20 miles South of the city. A busy village with far too many vehicles. . All Saints has been in existence since 1086. The present building contains examples of work covering five centuries. It is small but I felt an image was on the cards.
Processed initially in PSE13 and finished in SPE . Original & processed included. Click the image to see full sized.
I was waiting for my Wife while she was having her hair done and I was walking the village (Ruskington Lincolnshire) approx 20 miles South of the city. A busy village with far too many vehicles. . All Saints has been in existence since 1086. The present building contains examples of work covering five centuries. It is small but I felt an image was on the cards.
Processed initially in PSE13 and finished in SPE . Original & processed included. Click the image to see full sized.
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Very beautiful, Mozzy! I love the detail enhancement and HDR-look of the edited image! Well done!
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Gave it that look you see when there is a huge black cloud but the sun is shining on something. One of my favorite nature lighting scenarios.
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Well done! I like everything about this image.
The drama of the sky is a nice touch.
The drama of the sky is a nice touch.
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Thank you all. Being able to see again due to the eyeball injections is such a bonus. I REALLY am seeing life as if it is my last day, and thoroughlly enjoying it. The Lumix FZ-1000 is actually much much better that I thought it would be ... even though it is well over-priced in my humble.
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Hi Mozzy,
Glad your injections are helping, hope for you it will stay or goes even better with your eyes!
Nice work you did with that Church, wish you too all the best for 2015!!
Cheers,
Arwin
Glad your injections are helping, hope for you it will stay or goes even better with your eyes!
Nice work you did with that Church, wish you too all the best for 2015!!
Cheers,
Arwin
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Lovely work, Mozzy! HDR style treatment always brings out the texture in stone and wood. Love the image!
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Hi Mozzy,
Firstly, and most importantly, glad to hear about your improvement to your eyes - I wish you further improvement as the year develops. Happy New Year my friend!
Your original image might well be considered 'Just a Church', but no longer after your very tasteful processing which turns an ordinary image into an image that is worth looking at more than once. I said tasteful, because nothing has been overdone - the sky does not compete with the beautiful textures in the stonework of the church - all-in-all, a fine result. Well done!
Kindest regards,
Andrew
Firstly, and most importantly, glad to hear about your improvement to your eyes - I wish you further improvement as the year develops. Happy New Year my friend!
Your original image might well be considered 'Just a Church', but no longer after your very tasteful processing which turns an ordinary image into an image that is worth looking at more than once. I said tasteful, because nothing has been overdone - the sky does not compete with the beautiful textures in the stonework of the church - all-in-all, a fine result. Well done!
Kindest regards,
Andrew
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