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The Cathedral (sepia)

Posted by Viewfinder (Bradenton, United States) on 26 August 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.

Happy Sunday, y'all!

On July 22, I posted this shot of a Savannah, GA cathedral in color, but promised I'd eventually re-post it in sepia (for comparisons). So here it is; I also cropped it to get a slightly different look.

How does it compare?

Soli Deo Gloria.

Please pray for Bella.

Bella Update: 07/23/08. Wednesday. Another good Bella morning, she is in good spirits, even with they mysterious disappearance of our normally numerous and active neighborhood squirrel population. Maybe "Sheriff Bella" has cleaned out Dodge and sent all those tree-climbing hoodlums packing. Heh.

Bella and I appreciate each of you for caring and praying. Please understand this miracle being prayed for, because although it is day by day, it also may take a bit of time for completion: Bella's battle for life, wellness, and a healed heart isn't a sprint but a long-distance run.

What we have right now are daily blessings: I am prayerfully thankful that her good days may be God's bit by bit miracle that is slowly unfolding.

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Comments (17)

Lost Valley from Canada

This is simply breathtaking! I love the complete framing of the whole photo and the sepia adds the certain magic to the overall feel for the photo!!

26 Aug 2007 12:35am

@Lost Valley: How nice of you; this is a wonderful compliment. Thank you.

Lorraine from Canada

HeyVF, Absolutely, totally, magnificent...oh yeah Sepia works the magic and everything LV said ;)

26 Aug 2007 3:16am

@Lorraine: Good morning; glad you like this, Lorraine, and the sepia and all LV said. Blessings and thanks.

tyan from Singapore

this is beautiful!what can i say,LV and Lorraine said it all,lol!thanks for sharing such a wonderful pic!:)

26 Aug 2007 5:08am

@tyan: Bless you tyan, and thanks for such a nice compliment.

Shahab from Qazvin, Iran

Beautiful composition & nice processing.Gooood work!

26 Aug 2007 5:25am

@Shahab: Your comment is totally appreciated; thank you Shahab. Blessings.

Mandy from Johannesburg, South Africa

Great shot Viewfinder. Beautiful composition. Love the Sepia adds an element of Nostalgia.

26 Aug 2007 5:51am

@Mandy: Very happy that you like; thanks Mandy.

Rebel Szczesny from Big Apple - NYC, United States

Inspiration from a higher source. Like this one VF.

26 Aug 2007 6:41am

@Rebel Szczesny: Broadcasting live, from atop the steeple. Heh. Thanks RS.

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

I like them bpth, but this has a great old world feel...wonderfully done

26 Aug 2007 8:13am

@Jen: Hey, "old world field" is good. Thanks for that description, Jen.

Betsy Barron : www.thebetsy.com from Glenmoore, United States

very nice!

26 Aug 2007 9:15am

@Betsy Barron : www.thebetsy.com: Thanks Betsy; happy Sunday. And a great week ahead.

pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal

nice place, looks good in sepia.

26 Aug 2007 10:36am

@pedro alexandre: Many thanks, I appreciate the compliment.

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Wonderful sepia.

26 Aug 2007 11:24am

@badala: Thank you and I'm happy you stopped over. Come back often, please.

See The Light from Newcastle, United States

Beautiful Shot. Looks great in sepia tone.

26 Aug 2007 11:31am

@See The Light: Glad for your visit today; your comments are appreciated very much. Blessings.

bronzebilly u.k. from cardiff, United Kingdom

hey VF--buddy--imposing shot pal- excellent framing--works better for me in sepia as it tends to show more detail and contrast.
b.t.w. your sunset series was superb pal--keep more ideas coming--billy

26 Aug 2007 5:47pm

@bronzebilly u.k.: My friend, hope your day has been top-notch. Thank you Billy, for the encouraging words for this one, I like the sepia tones better too. And I am very glad you enjoyed the sunset series just finished; it's fun to group them like that sometimes. But I'll be posting in random mode for a little while, to sort of clear the old head. Who knows what surprises might crop up next...?

Rabbit from Richmond, United States

Beautiful shot - i love how the silhouette of the tree limbs frame the photo.

26 Aug 2007 7:05pm

@Rabbit: Very nice of you to stop by tonight; thanks for the affirmations. Blessings to you, my friend Rabbit.

ChaCha from United States

Like the trees around the building...

26 Aug 2007 7:12pm

@ChaCha: They really did set the whole scene off, in a nice way. Historic Savannah is a series of oak-draped squares, set in wonderful, historic architecture.