Thanks for the patience of my family to get this shot. I had to sprint 100 yards up and down a steep hill, twice, to grab the right lens and then hope the shot was still there. I didn't even notice the kyak guy in the shot below the church. Thanks buddy. This was my favorite from the day. Enjoy.
A Somerville, MA Church gets the sunset treatment. Taken from the parking garage at Assembly Row on the night of the super moon. Enjoy.
Yeah, that's because it is. Montpelier VT downtown church in late fall. The colors were appealing to me. Enjoy.
There are times when a photo needs something extra for effect. I've strategically placed this young girl (my daughter) holding a bible in front of this beautiful stained glass window at St. Mary's Orthodox Church in Cambridge, MA. There are many stained glass windows in this church, each one beautifully crafted and preserved. This shows that sometimes you have to add something to make a photo work. Enjoy.
Turn your head, you just might see a better shot.
I
pass by this building every day on my way to work and never really
thought much about it till I visualized it in portrait mode. I think
the column, the arches, the horizontal rusticated limestone, the arched
brick and the green shrub make for a very compelling composition, when
cropped out of the building. The cross on the column capital gives it
away that it's a church. Enjoy.
We were visiting NYC last weekend and my daughter insisted we check out
this church right down the street from 30 Rockefeller Ctr. I didn't
have my tripod, so I rested my camera on a pew and did a 3 step HDR. I
couldn't get in the middle of the church, so I had to make due with this
angle. Enjoy.
I was strolling around Kennebunkport, ME a few weeks ago while the girls
were shopping and I was trying to find a way to photograph the steeple
of this beautiful church in the center of town. Sometimes it takes a
while till you find your vantage point, but after a while, I found the
best view. There was a clearing in the trees that nicely framed the
steeple. Keep walking around your subject and you'll find where it's
best shot is. Perhaps a few weeks later and the leaves would be a
beautiful color, but you take what nature give you. Enjoy.
