Critique Welcomed The Samuelson Chapel

[Brian Moore]

The Samuelson Chapel is on the grounds of California Lutheran University. (My daughter Caiti works at the university.)

Canon F1 and Canon FD17/4 with expired Kodak 200 ASA film.

 

[Pete Askew]

Now here'a an example of when flare and internal reflections can really add something to an image. Cinematic, I'd say.

 

[Brian Moore]

Now here'a an example of when flare and internal reflections can really add something to an image. Cinematic, I'd say.

Thank you very much, Pete. That 17mm lens is prone to flare whenever sun is anywhere within a 180 degree arc to its front. But its not unpleasant or bothersome to me.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Good POV, Brian, with the soaring crucifix. Live the alien spacecraft.

 

[Brian Moore]

Good POV, Brian, with the soaring crucifix. Live the alien spacecraft.

Thanks, Rob. That's how I see it too. That cross fairly soars.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

At one time a while back I pondered about getting a tilt and shift lens. Crazy prices. Glad I did not go down that road as from what I see here is an excellent image as the Tower of Hope image, the introduction of curvature and distorts can add and be used so creatively .

Excellent image Brian.

 

[Hamish Gill]

yeah, thats a cracking photo Brian!

 

[Brian Moore]

At one time a while back I pondered about getting a tilt and shift lens. Crazy prices. Glad I did not go down that road as from what I see here is an excellent image as the Tower of Hope image, the introduction of curvature and distorts can add and be used so creatively .

Excellent image Brian.

yeah, thats a cracking photo Brian!

Thank you Julian and Hamish. As with the Tower of Hope photo, this one too wouldn't pass muster with true architectural photographers, but I very much appreciate your appreciation of it.