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By altering the contrast and brightness to a higher setting and lowering the hue and saturation the overall effect gave me a lighter sky against a more vivid and imposing building.
I felt there was more interest and definition to the church itself by presenting it this way.
For the church history visit:
As we were fishing right next to Fulton's at DTD, this great heron sat patiently waiting for us to rebait and toss the old shiners into the water.
In every angle and in every mood,
I can't seem to get to you-
I can't seem to catch what's arbitrarily good
not even in post processed hues
nothing in these different views
Shutter speed:1/1250
F stop:5.6
Subject: Fence
I chose this picture because the angle makes it an interesting picture of something that wouldn't otherwise be interesting, a fence. The way the light hits with picture the subject is darker than the background making the fence stand out, the darkness gives the color of the fence depth. I took this crouching down right agains the fence. The fast shutter speed allowed for the darker feel of the picture. The picture has a lot of lines for the eye to follow making it interesting and appealing, the fence lines the pole and the cross walk in the background.
I like the angle of this shot and how it follows the main pole of the fence.
If i were to take this again I would try a larger F stop to have a wider field in focus.