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St Louis Missouri Basilica
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February 20, 2013
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I had all of 2 minutes to get out of the car get a shot and leave. My daughter was getting upset (was 1 at the time) and it was starting to rain. I want to go back and find a better location but the area is really crowded and they mucked the building up with placing white “sheds” around it that had to be cropped out of the frame.

Canon Rebel XT (350d)
18-55mm 3.5-5.6 lens
1/80
5.6
100 ISO
47mm

IMG_7605.jpg

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Interesting building, I wonder how it would look in black and white. I hope you are able to go back at a later time and find the perfect angle to capture this wonderful building.

March 15, 2013
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It would be great in b&w as glenn72 said and in my opinion even if the green colour could be made a little more brighter it would still be a good pic….in this it looks as if its half b&w and half colored!!Smile the building is a great view…

March 27, 2013
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MHP Mike, I don’t think it is a bad angle. I like the dramatic sky and post-processing. The only thing which bothers me is a white outline along the top left side of the roof. Do you see what i mean?

April 12, 2013
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Hey Oksansa,

I do, I wanted to add something of an effect of almost a halo around it since it is a religious building. I wan’t able to pull off what I had in my head and should have painted it back in to look natural.

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