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from rsabet/Reza (5,732)  
on August 7, 2011 12:20:51 PM CDT
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Hi Michael... I like your photo. great photo in spite of inadequate evening light. details are nice. very impressive with 1/15 second hand held shot. composition turned out very nice even though the photo is not symmetrical. Thanks fo sharing....Regards, Reza
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From michlob/Michael (29,596)
on August 7, 2011 5:40:00 PM CDT
Hello Reza. Thank you very much for your very kind comments. Yes, this cathedral was designed symmetrically, but without a tripod, going for symmetry in a place this expansive was a guarantee for for failure. So I did the next best thing. I took the shot purposely not to be symmetrical. Sometimes that works. All my best regards, Michael.
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from bohuslav/bohuslav (9,903)
on August 7, 2011 8:31:15 AM CDT
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Very nice shot Michael. What I most absorbed hand held be realised shot and good sharpness.The colours and lighting are wonderful, also the composition is very good.Very nice job. Regards Bohuslav
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From michlob/Michael (29,596)
on August 7, 2011 5:21:02 PM CDT
Hello Bohuslav. When I had first walked into the cathedral, I had no idea what I was going to see. Had I know it was going to be this magnificent, I would have brought my tripod, my 5d mark II, and my 20mm prime lens. But on this day, I was playing tourist, and had a nice lens, the ef-s 17-55 f2.8 which is a great walk around lens, with image stabilization that allows me to take shots as slow as 1/10 sec wiithout llosing too much sharpness. Thanks for your kind comments. Michael.
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from jaroslaw/Jarek (9,256)
on August 6, 2011 10:39:33 PM CDT
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Very impressive image of the interior, great colors, well exposed and composed as well. Good sharpness and clarity, did you shoot it at f/2.8 as indicated in the exif ? Well done congrats ~ Jarek.
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From michlob/Michael (29,596)
on August 6, 2011 10:44:32 PM CDT
Thanks Jarek. Yes. f2.8. Of course I did not want to shoot at that aperture.... but it was so dark in the Cathedral, I needed all the light I could get.
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