Eglise de Bédouès

Photography \ Architecture | 11/16/09 @071 | Excorbac | critiques (7) | views (236)

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Bédouès is a small village somewhere in the french département of Lozère. Here is part of its peculiar church and its surroundings, in the late afternoon lights.
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09/08/2009 19:09
Camera: SONY DSC-H10
Resolution: 72 ppi
Exposure time: 1/500 sec
Point-F: F/3.5
ISO: 125
Focale: 6.0 mm

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Comments (7)

moserArtist

11/16/09 @299

Looks like a beautiful village!

The church is though leaning from this angle...

Would have also tried a viewpoint where the trees would not cover parts of the church.

The time of day might not have been ideal as for the strong light.

Madanapale

11/17/09 @031

Beautiful place!....agree with Patrick.

StefyARH

11/17/09 @109

Still asking how you took the picture that the church is leaning.
It has a bit of an snapshot, but maybe its because of the composition. Which could be improved.
As an student architect i also dont apreciate the trees covering the church, and it is posible to take a clearer shot , from another point.

S.P.

Daykan

11/17/09 @320

Vincedude!
A really nice church and place.

MauroLira

11/17/09 @845

What a beutiful place! Maybe the composition could be better from another angle, but I like it! +7

recluse

11/18/09 @483

I like the leaning part. It draws focus (which is a good thing

About the composition, if you have space on the left (meaning if you've cropped it), you might want to leave more space on the right than on the left because the building is facing right. It would give it more space to breathe

I'm not sure I would move the tree but I would like a lower crop at the top. (That would also get rid of the top-left blur thingy.

moserArtist

11/18/09 @963

I never said he should "remove" any tree here. I was merely suggesting another position which in turn could avoid the trees in front (ie covering) the church base and side.

I don't agree with leaning being good here but I did already state that...

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