The most impressive pulpit I've seen yet in a church.
Photographed in the famous St. Bavo's Cathedral in Ghent, Belgium (most known for housing the Lamb of God panels).
I'm really liking the combination of Ilford Delta 100 and Perceptol.
The most impressive pulpit I've seen yet in a church.
Photographed in the famous St. Bavo's Cathedral in Ghent, Belgium (most known for housing the Lamb of God panels).
I'm really liking the combination of Ilford Delta 100 and Perceptol.
I like this as well!
spectacular image - beautiful range of tones. This must have been a long exposure - half an hour?
because:
"a squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag is fast and bulbous, got me?"
-Don Van Vliet
That's wonderful!
Some photos: Ipernity
( pinholes and solargraphs mixed in among the rest)
Yeah, the tonal range is just spot on. I like the inclusion of the cross shaped part of the ceiling.
Cheers -
george
Earlj: I didn't note down the exposure time, but if I recall correctly it was less than that tho. I would probably guess around 15 mins or so. The camera I shot it with is ƒ/107 more or less.
george: The cross is actually also part of the pulpit. The roof of the pulpit features small angels holding a cross.
both are really excellent.
Now that you point that out I can see it.
Cheers -
george
Terrific image. I like the dramatic angle and the tones are just right. Nicely done!
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Wonderful subject and a fantastic image!
Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. - Theodore Roosevelt
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