A body of architectural elements
The only reason we even stopped in Ferndale was because, from a bit of a distance, we could see the spire of this church. And from the road, we could tell that the building had some lovely architectural elements. I am very fond of the pebbled texture of the glass, and the glimpse of stairs heading to the bell tower.
Assumption Catholic Church
Ferndale, California
photographed 7.30.2012
Posted on February 13, 2015, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, architectural elements, architecture, Assumption Catholic Church, black and white photography, california, ferndale, ferndale california, melinda green harvey, monochrome, NIK Silver Efex Pro 2, one day one image, photo a day, photography. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
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Let’s hear it for Ferndale!
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John – our day in Ferndale (which started in Eureka and included a stop in Petrolia) was one of the best vacations days we’ve had. I hope to be able to return to that part of California one of these days.
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Nice details! And I like the framing too. I might need to play with this approach! I find myself stealing your ideas quite a bit, sometimes without thinking about it.
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Thanks. It’s taken me a while to get this one to a point where I was happy with it. There were several problems with the original – converging lines, distortion from the lens, etc. – and it took me a while to learn all the ways to (attempt to) fix the problems.
You can steal all the ideas you want. And I won’t even mind if you think about it!
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