The Royal Coat of Arms
I took this picture of the Royal Coat of Arm left in St Georges Church Jerusalem after the Britsh Mandate was broken
I took this picture of the Royal Coat of Arm left in St Georges Church Jerusalem after the Britsh Mandate was broken
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Oct, 2018Views
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People's Choice in Coat of Arms Photo Challenge
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cindybucholz
October 26, 2018
This is so interesting! It would be framed better if it was centered, but otherwise it’s a crisp clear shot!
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Location
I took this photo in St Georges church, Jerusalem. I was with some friends, we took lots of pictures and we were intruged with the style of the church that dosen't seem to have changed since the time of the infamous Belfour Declaration.Time
We arrived in the afternoon around about 4pm, even though the sun was high when we arrived, it started to go down slowely.Lighting
The lighting in the church came mostly from candles, plus there was natural light coming in from outside.Equipment
I used my Sony Eperia XA1 with a 23mp cameraInspiration
I am interested in history, and I had read about the Belfour Decoration and the British Mandate which fell apartEditing
NoIn my camera bag
Normally my smart phone, and my compact cameraFeedback
Check the lighting, and try and get the subect in the centre of the picture, and in focus
