Apparently the meaning of this is to turn in the wrong direction when following a specific route….so if somehow you ended up here at “Say It With A Camera” instead of somewhere else, I hope you’ll stay and at least have a look around.
What’s in it for you? Well you can use any of my photographs for your blog or art project as long as you credit me. Sorry no commercial use.
This weeks challenge image is from the amazing Tewkesbury Abbey or to give the abbey it ‘s more correct name “The Abbey Church of St Mary the Virgin”. Originally a Benedictine Monastery it is now the second largest parish church in England.
The church part is very ornate as you can see from the photograph above, but compare that with the abbey. which looks plain and simple.
Personally I prefer the simplicity of the floor and those magnificent stone columns. What about you?
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Love these pictures.
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Thank you. I’m glad you liked them.
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Hello Mike. Well I got an email so I did not really stumble upon you…..This is (in my view) some of the best photography I have seen in a long long time. Outstanding, you must be over the moon. Great stuff.
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Hi Steve. I’ve been working with a new method of creating the HDR photographs and the subsequent post processing. Seems to be working and I must admit I’m really beginning to like the workflow which is a lot easier than what i was doing before.
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Stunning work, Mike! And I’m impressed you got the shots without wandering tourists in the way. Lovely!
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The secret is to get in as soon as the building opens, normally there’s no one about, but you have to work fast
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Ah, that’s the secret – sounds perfect! I’ll have to change my night owl, last one to rise habits 🙂
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Wonderful photography Mike and I share your preference for the simplicity.
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The simpler the better, Andrew. Less distracting light.
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Beautiful photographs …. I attended school at a Benedictine Monastery. These brought back memories. Great captures …!!!
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Thank you
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Love the Abbey!! I could just sit and be quiet….
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It’s one of those places where you can do that Janet. There are two small chapels in the abbey. No photography. No talking, just sit and be quiet
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PS: thanks for coming back. I always like your photos and missed them.
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I couldn’t stay away.
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