Anwick Church and a successful rescue! by escafeld
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Have you ever taken a shot that you like and it comes out all wrong?
I really wanted to photograph inside this beautiful church, but unfortunately it was locked. My only hope was a shot through one of the small panes of glass in the leaded windows. The result was a lot of flare, overexposure and a near hopeless digital image as you can see. In Paint Shop Pro I made a copy to clone from and manipulated it by various means. I then saved each manipulation as a back-up image. I cloned bit by bit from each onto the master copy until I got the result I wanted. (See further back in my gallery for 1st Paint Shop Pro Tip). It took a long time, but it was worth it for me and shows what can be achieved with a little patience and lots of trial and error. You can even clone from B&W (Greyscale) so long as you leave it as the same colour depth. So go on rescue some of your own!
The church of St Edith at Anwick is about 4
Comments (20)
kimariehere
what a glorious vision of timeless beauty..i love what your wrote and am in sheer awe of your further determination to share the entire experiance!! AWESOME MAGESTIC AND PHOMINAL !! thank you for sharing your "eye" for GLORY ... *VOTE!! I ADORE YOUR WORK!! ...MORE please!! LOL!
Zabeth
Yes... :-( I think it happens quite often! The Church is fantastic, i love this style. Have a beautiful day! Hugs
hewee
Great work on the picture. Looks like there is a grave stone there in the floor too. I know hen I was back at Colonial Williamsburg, Va. they had grave stone in the floor all tru the church. See my Colonial Williamsburg, Va. album at webshots. http://community.webshots.com/user/hewee
Zacko
At work...sigh...no time to read your notes..will do later..however, got time to say this: AMAZING!!! OH THAT IS GORGEOUS!!! Thank you for sharing these with us Dave!!! Have a great one, boss is calling...SIGH!!!!
DELMUR
plastic chairs are too much! but we live in the ugliness century!!
ysvry
exellent fotos
vlaaitje
what a wonderful shot...well done
ebsmooth
well done Dave!!! i love the top and bottom shots, the way you accented the cracks in the bottom really sets it off! this place looks awesome, i always look at those windows in the tower and think how cool it must be, not to mention the view that's available!!! excellent captures!!!
diomedes66
Absolute marvelous work! The church is superb and your post work on the flared image is magnificent! Well done!
bentchick
Oh yes, you did a wonderful job! The post work is fabulous! Beautiful church! Excellent captures!
solrac_gi_2nd
I love this excellent and hard work of yours. I am afraid I am not fond of that most ugly plastic chairs (it is not your fault but 'someone' forgot to respect the whole history and architecture style) !
Sekadhar
Very beautiful church! Excellent shots!*****!
CDBrugg
v impressed by your capacity to rescue this picture - especially since the plastic chairs must date back to... Thomas a'Becket? (sorry - feeling silly - seriously great work - I know how time consuming it can be) Charles
soulofharmony
yes resque work excellent.. love the clarity of the main p'graphy on the above... super composition.. :)...)
donvino
Perfect shot! You captured all the details very well!!!
Cosme..D..Churruca
Really imposing this church... like a lot !
Enmos
What a strange looking church, somewhat resembles a spaceship ;o) Wonderful work here !! :o)
blacq_nyght_vampyre
This is one beautiful composition!!! Perfect in all ways!!! You blow me away!!! This is awesome.
b2amphot
Especially like the tower and spire on this one, and the way you framed it through the trees. Thanks.
sossy
beautiful architecture of the church! and very impressive the postwork on your shot! what a change in contrast and light and clarity of textures! perfectly done! ;o)