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06-JUL-2015 Laura Milholland

Week #1 - Mission San Rafael Chapel
by Laura Milholland

San Rafael, CA

I shot this from down low to get a little different view on the inside of the chapel.

Our local California Mission, Mission San Rafael Arcangel,
was the 20th California Mission and founded in 1817 as a "hospital asistencia" for Mission Dolores.
It was advanced to mission status in 1823. It only served as a mission for 17 years.

Nikon D5100 ,Nikkor AF-S DX 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR
1/30s f/4.0 at 16.0mm iso1000
Handheld hide exif
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Date/Time06-Jul-2015 13:22:15
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON D5100
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length16 mm
Exposure Time1/30 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent1000
Exposure Bias-1 2/3
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momad3004413-Jul-2015 23:03
Oh dear, I love this...the leading lines, the guy with the hat, everything is so
perfect. V
Laura Milholland13-Jul-2015 07:02
Yes, I did shoot this handheld. I did use the articulating screen so didn't have to get quite as far down as my camera. ;) But you might have laughed at watching me get back up anyway! LOL
Rosemary Woods13-Jul-2015 00:28
Laura, this is really well done. I love the POV but I would have had hard time getting back up! lol Also, did you shoot this hand-held? I will be even more impressed as it is quite sharp. I love missions and one of the many things I miss about CA.
Breezanemom12-Jul-2015 10:56
I like this POV. The shot is very crisp and your eye immediately goes to the altar. The lines on the floor and the pews really lead you to the front. Well done!
Richard Treat12-Jul-2015 08:58
Great shot. I agree with Dale, I like the point of view too. Makes it interesting :)
Dale Palmer 12-Jul-2015 05:11
I like this point of view. Very nicely done!
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