Showing posts with label church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label church. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 21, 2024

Comberton Church Full Spectrum Photography

Full-spectrum photography is great for dark church interiors without a tripod as it picks up all the available light. Here a few cameos from one of our local churches.

Sunday, January 21, 2024

Woolwich in the Evening

Every Saturday, as a child I would walk with my mother to Woolwich to do our weekly shopping in the Market, which filled the whole of Beresford Square. It is now very restricted in area with much of the Square turned into public concrete area. The town has a great variety of shops, a lot of them with wonderful ethnic and fresh foods. However, we did wonder what people do in the evening now. There are still some pubs but the public swimming pool has gone (only an expensive gym and pool complex) and no cinemas and very few cafes or restaurants open at night. The former Granada Cinema, the Ebenezer Building  (1930s) is now the Cathedral of Christ Faith Tabernacle with a seating capacity of nearly 2500 and the Coronet Cinema is now the New Wine Church with a capacity of 3,000 members.

Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Experimenting with Infrared 2

Continuing with my exploration of a Full Spectrum Camera, I tried to document the effects of 4 filters 680/760/850 and 950nm on the resulting photograph (images 3-6). Unfortunately the sun went behind a cloud for the two of the images. These as before RAW images from camera with no further processing. Other images are all full spectrum. 

Sunday, September 17, 2023

Points of view in Saffron Walden

Yesterday was our camera club's annual Points of View competition where last year's winner chooses the location and topics. Gaby set it in Saffron Walden and chose the following 5 topics: Market Day, Sweet Things, Bridge End Garden (monochrome), Ancient and Modern, and the Church. Here are a few out takes from these topics plus a couple that I liked though not relevant to the task. I was very pleased with the panorama (8 shots) except for the dominant central figure.

Friday, February 10, 2023

Spring Flowers in Toft

The snowdrops are in full bloom in Toft Churchyard plus other spring flowers. 

Ann Miles Photography - My Favourite Images of the Past10 years or so