Sabine Nehls, QPSA, EFIAP
About the Image(s)
After two still life photos with flowers in the last two months, I wanted to show in February that painterly photography is also suitable for architectural photography. The photo shows the side entrance to the church. I immediately liked the way to the door and the door framed by the lantern and the tree.
The camera movement gives the photo a special atmosphere, even in the original. In Photoshop, I enhanced the individual colors and mirrored it.
Canon EOS R7,
Lens RF-S18-150 mm, F3.5-6.3
Shot: 45 mm, f/14, ISO 100, shutter priority, no filter
2 comments posted
I love this. Very creative. I am amazed at how much more I liked the original after you modified in Photoshop.
I wish I had a critique or suggestion for you , but I can think of no way to improve this.   Posted: 02/07/2025 17:01:46
I wish I had a critique or suggestion for you , but I can think of no way to improve this.   Posted: 02/07/2025 17:01:46
This photo has a dreamy quality to it, almost like a watercolor instead of a photo. I like the way you enhanced the colors to make it more vivid. Mirroring the image seems to be an effective edit in that my eye goes through the whole scene instead of stopping at the door in the original. In the original, my eye follows the path to the door, but doesn't get much beyond that. Nice photo, Sabine.   Posted: 02/09/2025 00:51:01