4 Oclock Mass
Church in Chicago
Church in Chicago
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melodyesweetin
December 22, 2012
Lovely:)) Added to my Favorite gallery!!! "Jaw Dropping" subject & execution. Congratulations on your feature. What church is this? I grew up in Chicago & live there now:)))
chadzilla1
December 22, 2012
Thanks, I just found out that I got a feature :-) I also got Sigma cover Facebook page this week too. As for the name of the church or location I dont know, I dont live there, was just wandering around on foot and came across this church.
chadzilla1
December 22, 2012
Took this pic 3 yrs ago, wandering around Chicago and came across this church
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chadzilla1
December 22, 2012
Thank you, shot this with my old crappy camera Nikon D80, Im now using the Nikon D7000
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chadzilla1
December 22, 2012
Shot it with my old Nikon D80, now shooting with a D7000 much better camera.
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chadzilla1
December 22, 2012
Thank you for enjoying my picture. can see more pics at www.weisserphotography.com
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Location
I was walking around Chicago randomly and found this old church.Time
I think it was around 3pmLighting
It was very dark except the very bright stain glass windows to have to do HDR for this shotEquipment
at the time I was using a Nikon D80, shit it with a Sigma 10-20 lensInspiration
what isnt there to be inspired by in this imagine, also the Priest where singing alone.Editing
I did HDR for this interior shot, used Light Room and Photoshop. I did many layers in Photoshop for ceilings, and windows, and paintings.In my camera bag
Nikon D7000, Sigma 10-20, 18-105 VR, Sigma 70-200 2.8, 50 1.8, Hoya ND 400 filter, Promote control, Speedlight SB600, pair of pocket wizardsFeedback
check out the place first do some scouting, see if you can use a tripod or not. If not do a test run first for right settings, then come back when nobody is at the church and shoot. :-) Def has to be HDR in conditions like these.
