Gostwyck Chapel

[P Plates]

Near Armidale NSW

[seaslug]

Very European.. I like the treatment you've given it.

[Isac]

Great work P Plates. I must say IMO it's one of your best! It looks almost like a bit of HDR has been added - but that's only what I see. A little lighter and some nit picky straightening and it would be fabulous as a 1000 piece jigsaw. Now that I've got you thinking, have a look at this.

[Isac]

This is what it may look like for $60 and 48hr turnaround! Great gift for Christmas

[P Plates]

Very clever Isac - we have 'creative edit' coming up mid 2016 for our local camera club. Will have to keep this in mind.

[sejac]

This is a beautiful shot P Plates. No doubt about that. The subtle lighting and colors are terrific. And beautiful processing.

But .... cause I just can't help myself, I've got to get it off my chest. I'm wondering what it would look like with a slightly less severe crop. A bit more breathing room on the LHS especially, and maybe a bit at the bottom followed by a bit at the top.

I know what it is. The fence at the front, and the bit of fence around the back, which obviously join up in the corner, are drawing my eye to the left. Powerful leading lines that disappear. That's what it is.

Others can shoot me down if they wish ..... if they dare .....

[P Plates]

Had the 24-70 on to do some panos - should have probably changed to my 10-24 for single shots like this, which would have included all the rock wall. Wasn't happy with any of the panos anyway

[Alan]

Quite beautiful Gabby. Stunning light and processing. The crop doesn't worry me, but agree with a tad more shadow detail and maybe a little less light on the door, but it's just minor.

Well done

[P Plates]

Thanks everyone. I have tried, every time we go through Armidale, to get a decent photograph of this charming little chapel. It used to be a private chapel on one of the larger properties in the area. The lighting is usually horrible and this was three different exposures blended.