St George the Martyr church, rebuilt in 1736 is one of the oldest parishes in Southwark. There has been a church on this site since 1122.
This also happens to be the location of the London Photo Festival where I have 4-prints on display this week and this evening was the Private View. It went very well and I have put a small selection of photos on FaceBook - link below.
However, I thought I'd go for a 'Black and White Wednesday' image instead. This is on a different camera and I've upped the contrast and slightly vignetted the edges of the image.
Beautiful pov on the church, and a stunning sky behind it. Great shooting and processing. Congratulations on having your prints at the festival, I'll bet they are lovely.
@tristansmum Thank you, I was a bit rushed and without my usual camera as it is a bit big to lug around a Private View. To be honest it is just nice to see prints 'for real' on display as I spend so long prepping pics on the computer and sending them off on discs, somehow they don't feel quite photographs - I know that sounds odd!
This is why we go to churches. Uplifts us to the heavens. the clouds behind are amazing - so etherial. I especially like the glow around the tip top.
Congratulations for the show. Will check it out.
@helixconcepts@witchyjacq@tishpics@steampowered Wow thank you all and for the 'fave', @pflaume I think the BWW is such a good idea, something else for inspiration as it is sometimes challenging to come up with a different idea each day (loved your mist shot yesterday as well)
@pam1@danette Thank you both, I sometimes forget that there are some amazing buildings in London, we travel the world but need to spend time enjoying our own city!
Congratulations for the show. Will check it out.