This is another photograph from mine and Mat’s endeavours to
the top of the bell tower. I feel as if I may be over playing the weekend’s
excursion slightly, but I took a lot of pictures so I have at least a few that
I’m proud of and this is one of them! This is one of the last pictures I took
while “up on the roof” (if you excuse the musical reference), but one of my
most individual.
It got quite sunny as the evening drew in, meaning a lot of
pictures I tried to take ended up as silhouettes. In most cases this only made
the picture unusable but this is the exception. I noticed how the smaller
spires were lined up perfectly, yet the middle spire was much taller while
still in line. I liked the effect this had, so decided to try and capture the lines
in a photo. Because of the position on the roof, I had to take it on an angle.
I actually think it works better being taken at an angle as it created more
interest. I had to take the picture into the sun, which caused the foreground
to partially blackout, the entire photo to go black and white plus a little
lens flare. I used a fast shutter speed to try and capture the clouds, which in
monochrome, gives the picture a moody effect.
I didn’t have to do any editing, as I was already pleased
with it. I would call this a “happy accident” as due to the restrictions I
faced, I was forced to take it in a different way and it turned out better than
I imagined. I think the lens flare works incredibly well, and adds to the over
all effect.
No comments:
Post a Comment