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St_Marys_Lead
St Mary's Church, Lead, near Towton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Nikon D810 14-24mm lens. Circ. Polariser filter Gitzo tripod, Pocketwizard and 2 x Ni...
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St Mary's Church, Lead, near Towton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Nikon D810 14-24mm lens. Circ. Polariser filter Gitzo tripod, Pocketwizard and 2 x Nikon SB910 flashguns. Composite of sky blend with main shot and interior flash lit windows. May 29th 2016.
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May, 2016Views
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Contest Finalist in Fences Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in HDR Objects Photo Contest Explore Series
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Location
St Mary's Church, Lead near Tadcaster North Yorkshire, United Kingdom.Time
Taken around sunset 9pm ish.Lighting
The image is a composite of three images. One for the sky, one for the light in the windows and one for the rest of the scene.Equipment
Nikon D810, Nikon 14-24mm lens f2.8 lens, Gitzo Tripod. 2 x Nikon SB910 flash guns and pocket wizard triggers.Inspiration
Love this little church, it stands alone in a field and has a terrific character.Editing
I took the three separate images and blended them in Photoshop using layer masks.In my camera bag
I normally carry a Nikon D810, Nikon D800E back up body, Nikon 14-24mm lens f2.8 lens,Nikon f2.8 24-70mm lens, Nikon f4 70-200mm lens. Gitzo Tripod. 3 x Nikon SB910 flash guns.Feedback
Carefully survey the subject through your camera hand held until you find the composition that excites you most. Then set the tripod up to facilitate this position. Use as low ISO as possible and f8 to maximise the quality. My best tip is if it doesn't get you excited whilst viewing it through the camera don't take it and keep searching for a better angle.
