Country Church Photo

Photographer’s Note

This little country church sits in the middle of a farming community.

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dvlazar (6468) 2008-07-12 8:44

A nicely composed picture of this country church!
Nice strong colors throughout.
Cheers and hope youre doing well!
Dave

saxo042 (15054) 2008-07-12 8:48

Hi Karen,
Amazing flat landscape! A simple but quite beautiful building. The wheel tracks round the church completes the composition!
Greetings from Gothenburg
Gunnar

gneufeld (14989) 2008-07-12 8:52

Hi Karen,
What a cool little country church...a gorgeouse rural prairie setting. The earth patch in the foreground and the curved tracks around the building all add to the character of this shot. Nice composition with good colors and clarity. Well done and TFS. Gerald

Fis2 (45152) 2008-07-12 9:36

Hej Karen!
Curious country church. Nicely place. Good frame and colors. Well done.
Nice sunday
Krzysztof

patshoo (944) 2008-07-12 11:42

This scene remind me of "Robert Frank",Well capture of this composition that clearly express feeling of area and relation to community,Sharpness overall and well arranged of light/color.Good work,TFS.

japiey (9471) 2008-07-12 14:40

Hi Karen,

Good document.
The tones attract.
Excellent.

jp

mark_mk (246) 2008-07-12 14:45

Hi Karen,
for me this church seems like to be in the middle of nowhere ;-)
You did a good job composing the picture, the church is placed nicely off center and I really like the strong colors here, I`m a fan of strong colors ;-) Really a nice one, thanks for sharing!

Take care
Mark

adores (15251) 2008-07-12 16:39

Hi Karen!
Seems you changed your theme:) Good pov to show this little church. Very simple but very nice. I like the traces left by the cars on the left.

Graal (57208) 2008-07-13 0:14

Hi Karen,
good documental shot, an interesting view of church in the country. Well done photo, fine quality and composition.
Gr., Aleksander

snunney (33988) 2008-07-13 1:05

Hello Karen,
A charming little church well captured. Good natural colours and clarity. The track lines to the left lead the eyes to the deeper landscape.

Tobias__Ortmann (2589) 2008-07-13 3:17

Hi karen,
nice shot great small church standing on the wide green grass.
I really like the colours here perfectly saturated.But also the contrast is great
tfs Toba

ChrisJ (69430) 2008-07-13 7:23

Hi Karen

Good color contrasts between the red, blue & green. The wheel tracks add perspective. Tfs!

mikeo (12113) 2008-07-13 11:39

Hi KAren,

Great capture of this little but so cute church! I like it a lot... Great composition and nice colours...

Greetings,

mikeo

shevchenko (9724) 2008-07-13 20:23

Hi Karen,
Good pov to show a lonely church under the warm sunlights, detail to show the design and structure of a local church, thanks for sharing.
Ally

pablominto (39872) 2008-07-14 0:45

Hello Karen,

What a lovely little church, in the middle of the green fields!
It is interesting to study the different kinds of architecture, as it usually has some elements brought from the country of origin of the people settling in the area...
here I thing I see a tad of Russia in the onion shaped domes but I may be wrong..!

Greetings,
Pablo -

:-) OK-

siolaw (25692) 2008-07-14 19:13

Hi Karen, Although there is no direct sunlight on the church's facade, it retained good detail and it is not too dark, as it easily happens in such conditions... This style of church is also definitely unknown to me... somehow the spires look like orthodox churches! Nice strong green of the grass with the clear blue sky go well together!
Greetings
Laurent

avene (10842) 2008-07-16 14:22

hello Karen,
this is very interesting, a chuch in the middle of the fields, I quite like the idea of a no-nonsense community that puts the church where it's easy to get to it, and they're right, the chuch should serve the people, not the other way around. the simple composition works well to illustrate the place, and the gravel road in the foreground is a nice lead-in line. very well seen and presented, my compliments.

regards,
Kristine