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Renaissance #1


Renaissance #1
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Copyright: hugues LEFEBVRE (hugolef) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 999 W: 245 N: 668] (4909)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2005-02-07
Categories: Architecture
Camera: Canon 300D
Exposure: f/5.6, 1/20 seconds
Details: Tripod: Yes
More Photo Info: [view]
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Date Submitted: 2005-02-10 6:03
Viewed: 802
Favorites: 1 [view]
Points: 18
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note [French]
This photo is the first one of a series called 'Renaissance': the facade is at present in the course of renovation, quite as was it the inside of the abbey, stony walls of which found the brightness of their youth.

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Under the administration of king Dagobert ( 628-638 ), arrive at Centule (the city with hundred towers) two Irish monks: Caidoc and Frichor.
They convert to the religious life a resident of the city: Riquier. This last one dedicates its life to the prayer, the punishment, the evangelization of the North of the Gaule , and in the repurchase of the slaves in England. A part of these slaves forms the first monastic community which lives under the St Colomban's Irish rule, before adopting that of St Benoît.
Riquier withdraws in the forest of Crécy, where he dies towards 645. His body is brought back to Centule.
Based on the grave of Riquier, the abbey reaches its highlight under Charlemagne's administration, and becomes one of the most important places of St Empire.
The abbey is destroyed by the Normans in 881, then by the Comte of St Pol in 1131. The abbey undergoes two dramatic fires ( 1475-1554 ). The construction of the current building begins in the XIIIth century and ends in the XVIIth.
Buildings serve as military hospital during both world wars.
The last religious order (the Society of the Brothers Auxiliaries) leaves the abbey in 1972, date in which sheis acquired by the department.
She shelters nowadays a cultural centre, and receives every summer a classic festival of music.

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hi hugues
this is a good photograph the compsosition is quite nice. normally these photographs are taken from right in the middle of the aisle , so in that respect this is nice
but you should try getting some people too. it might help liven up the atmosphere .
also there is a particular blurish purple tone in the photograph. if you don't want it, try using curves (ctrl+m) on photoshop to remove it
take care:)

Bonjour Hugues,
Les prises de vue à l'intérieur des édifices religieux sont particulièrement difficiles, compte tenu des hautes et basses lumières d'une part, et de l'architecture (colonne, croisées d'ogives, arcs, etc.) d'autre part.
Merci beaucoup pour la très intéressante note d'accompagnement.
Très bonne prise de vue.
Je vais essayer un petit atelier pour le plaisir.
Bien amicalement.
Philippe

Bonjour Hugues,
belle composition pleine de détails,un éclairage bien maîtrisé.
Une très belle réussite!
Bravo.
Merci pour l'intéressante note d' accompagnement.
Amicalement
Patrick

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  • tityop Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1014 W: 57 N: 746] (6225)
  • [2005-02-10 11:40]

Bonjour Hugues,
J'aime beaucoup votre photo, les détails sont parfaitement bien rendus ainsi que les lumieres.
Bien amicalement Thierry

C'est grand, mais c'est normal pour cet intérieur, et c'est l'impression que donne la compo, avec un cadrage parfait, ce premier plan de bancs, pleins de lignes horizontales, qui reforcent le coté flamboyant et vertical de l'architecture; Super qualité, tout en relief....
Un vrai plaisir
Jean Michel

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  • Zepi Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor [C: 2028 W: 209 N: 2890] (22848)
  • [2005-02-10 13:56]

Hé hé..une papagolfade!
:-)
TRès belle lumière!
Parfaitement captée!
J’aime !!!

Super travail !
Amicalement – Sébastien

Bonjour Hugues,
Belle photo avec une bonne profondeur et un cadrage approprie pour refleter la hauteur de l'architecture, bonne nettete aussi, juste la lumiere au fond a gauche est un peu trop presente.
Bonne journee,
Jean-Yves

A beautiful church indeed. Good exposure control keeping details both in the darker, as in the lighter areas. Also like the uncentered POV bringing dynamic to the composition. There’s just a little tilt to the right which could be corrected.

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  • manny Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2980 W: 89 N: 4016] (21358)
  • [2005-02-11 13:14]

Well-composed picture of this interior. Simple yet commnading. Good sharpness.

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