Chapel Door by Leo Charette

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24-AUG-2005

Nikon Coolpix 5700
2s f/7.3 at 57.0mm iso100 full exif

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Guest		14-Feb-2006 11:18
Very nice.

Guest		23-Sep-2005 07:28
wow, great shot -- lovely colours and textures ... and a great eye for detail

Valery Novokhatny		13-Sep-2005 01:07
Well done!

Guest		31-Aug-2005 22:56
One of my favorites from your recent posts.The metal seems to shimmer like liquid gold.As if the knocker and screw head are floating by strange surface tension.I really like the shadows and highlights on the knocker which allude to its solid roundness.Very cool shot! V!!!

gary becker		31-Aug-2005 14:54
Couldn't comment when I first saw this... Absolutely love it. The composition and gorgeous tone is wonderful.

Leo Charette		26-Aug-2005 20:07
Actually Sheila... this is not a knocker but a rather a period (1700) doornob. You tip it right or left to open the door. I did the light keyhold by necessity. This image has a 2 sec exposure... still a bit dark in the chapel even at noon. I tried merging two images (one exposed for forground and one for keyhole). In the end I opted for simple. Thanks for your comment.

Sheila		26-Aug-2005 16:11
Oh, last time I looked I couldn't post . I just love the copper door & brass knocker here. Wondering what there is to see through the keyhole. Wishing I could see another version where the keyhole is darker, but guess you did it light on purpose.