Looking Up at Canterbury
Uploaded: August 13, 2010 07:47:56
No tripods allowed in this awe inspiring Canterbury Cathedral. My jaw dropped when I looked up and saw this beautiful ceiling. Armed with my wide angle, I got down on my back on the steps (no flat floor under this part of the ceiling), held my breath and clicked. This is the result after some adjustments in PS and adding a Topaz Adjust filter!
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August 17, 2010
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