Black and white Contest Church - St Barts on Park Ave
Black and white Contest Church - St Barts on Park Ave
Sony A7iii 38mm F5 1/60 ISO 200
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This is a post for the Black and whit4e photo Contest hosted by @daveks, this weeks theme is Churches.
Here is a link to the (contest post](https://steemit.com/bwphotocontest/@daveks/b-and-w-photo-contest-new-theme-announcement-churches)
St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Known as St Barts is on Park Avenue Between 50th and 51st Streets in midtown Manhattan.
The church was built between 1916 and 1917 and it really stands out against the high rises around it.
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Beautiful Church photographed @tattoodjay. A beautiful photo! Much love & peace must be there :).
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Thanks kindly its such an eye-catching Church and unlike many in NYC this one has space for shots and isn't pressed in by the tall high rises
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And, nice photo of course! I think I would've liked a little more contrast in the darks/lights and maybe even a vigniette to help highlight the church a bit more - currently it's getting lost in the busy-ness of its surroundings. But the contrast between architecture is really interesting in of itself, so good choice of subject!
Yes I saw you got the A7sii its low noise capabilities make it great for video from what I have read as I am mostly stills and a lot of landscape I was tossing up between the A7Rii or the A7ii but when the A7iii came out with that features at a great price and I just happened to have enough put aside for it I had to get it and loving it so far for what I did its more than enough, I would say Best Camera I have owned
Thanks I really appreciate your constructive feedback and looking at it again I totally agree with all your thoughts I often do add a vignette and surprised i didnt with this one I wonder why Maybe I was rushing at the time
Thanks again
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!STOP!Nice s8hot! Good luck in the contest! :)
@maruharraca Thanks I was lucky I had just taken this shot last week and had it ready to edit for the contest
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Wow, really a cool shot. Looks like an interesting building! Always enjoy seeing your posts. :)
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Great shot. First when I looked at the picture I didn't even see the church, so I'm glad you mentioned it in you title.
@joalvarez Thanks for the feedback, Maybe its not a great entry for the contest then
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