Church - for Sheila by Zacko

Photography • Architecture • posted on Aug 04, 2005

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Evening fine folks!!!! This is the one i was telling you about Sheila. The one i took a vertical panorama of. Found this church in a small town along the Scottish coast, but it was too jammed in between all these houses so it was impossible to take a shot of all of it. So instead i took 3 shots from the bottom to the top, then stitched them together....yeah...and some selective coloring was done as well. Once again i want to thank you all for taking the time to look and encourage me with your most appriciated comments. And also for inspiring me with your own amazing uploads. I

Comments (59)

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Saurav

5:41PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

Cool POV, good stiching.

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Damia

6:02PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

Wow! That is a gorgeous image and great stitching. Your postwork is, once again, amazing!! Fantastiskt! ;)

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Dianthus

6:04PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

Excellent capture. Great POV. Excellent postwork V

logiloglu

7:15PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

an impressive church. great POV. wonderful tones and colouring. excellent done,my friend. #:O)

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nongo

9:24PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

I think you've done blown everyone away with this one Zacko!!!!! Way to go!!!! Fantabulous!!!! I just love it!!!!V

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Mikan

10:06PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

this definetely has to be declared the day/night of "selective colors" - this is the 5th photography at this type in 6 hours! wow! that red door really stands out! btw - did you use 18-28mm lens? the body of the church's bottom seem to be deformed...is it just my sleep? anyway, a round of applause for you!

cynlee

10:21PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

"I see a red door and I want it painted black No colors anymore I want them to turn black" -the Rolling Stones... ever wonder the meaning of the Red Door? red is used to protect & symbolizes welcome & life... put that on a church & there you go... imposing pov & great stitching! :]

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watapki66

10:25PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

Oh my what wonderful symmetry! A perfectly gorgeous shot! And the selective colours use is superb!

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MaydaMason

12:11AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

gorgeous dedi and beautiful choice of desaturation/sepia/selective! love the fish-eye lookin'! looks surreal and moody! fantastic capture!

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grashppr36

1:22AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

Another beauty! Robyn

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Punaguy

1:24AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

Jaw hits floor, teeth fly out This is so tight~ What keen forsight to stitch it this way and what a stitch job, flawless. Your PW is untouchable, you made this image jump off the page...Very inspiring work my friend..you gotta be beaming about this one! Big FAT V Much Aloha~

Tedz

2:21AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

Oooh...I could turn that into a real neat "Mothership"...a fine Celtic Kirk...salute

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WandM

2:41AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

The red door invites to enter but i can't open it. Didn't know about your architecture ;)

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sossy

3:20AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

gorgeous photography and dramatic atmo! love the color of the door! very effectful and brilliant pw! ;o)

pixelatorz

4:02AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

verry nice stitching :) you can't see the lines, your doing verry well :D great capture :)

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erlandpil

10:02AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

Hi Dejligt billede :-)) Very good picture erland

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hotracer2

10:20AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

Nicely done, makes for an interesting POV and seamless view, terrific work here:):):):):)

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odie

11:42AM | Fri, 05 August 2005

Wow, Andreas. This is very cool. Looking UP at it is like being there! Nice flashy door color!! :0)

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archieb

1:34PM | Fri, 05 August 2005

WOW! amazing work andreas! Very cool panorama! I love how its BW with a red door. I always love the way black and white looks with red.. I have never seen a vertical one like this- its so cool! :):)

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