Church shots

[uprrman23]

We were out looking for places to shoot, were shooting the outside and a nice lady showed up and asked if we wanted to shoot the inside, so we did. It was gorgeous, but my pictures don't do it justice. Just wanting some CC for shooting inside in a darker building. thanks

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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3319/3484486056_0d47ed1863_b.jpg

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[Clint]

Beautiful, if you dont mind I would love to use #2 as my background on my laptop.

[rebeler]

i like your photos...the 1st one is a bit off centered but still beautiful

[tonydee]

Off the top of my head right now, can't think of many tips specific to dark buildings, just the obvious:
- eliminate movement (tripod or other camera support)
- be extra-careful to take in enough DOF (#1 needed more)
- slow shutter speeds are your friend
- use HDR if the scene justifies it, and
- (if you prioritise IQ over minimising post-processing) expose to the right.

I'm doubt any of that would be news ;-).

Good shots, especially #2.

Cheers, Tony

[KayakPhotos]

Well done on #2. The key is to have a fast lens or a tripod really for best shots. Other than that, just keep an eye on exposure since there might be a lot of dynamic range when dealing with windows etc. Looks like you did a great job from your pics.