Copenhagen cathedral

There is a long standing convention in photography that if a building has straight sides, then that is how it should look in a photograph. Almost any textbook you pick up about photography (especially architectural photography) will mention and stress this point. Now, while making sure your verticals are vertical is a skill any photographer should have (and one that we will detail in this article), there is an important point to make. On many occasions, converging verticals in a photograph…

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Copenhagen Cathedral Dome – Mabry Campbell

In 1829 C. F. Hansen finished Church of Our Lady, cathedral of Copenhagen in neoclassical architecture. Sculptor Thorvaldsen created Christ & his disciples.

Angel: St Giles Cathedral Taken: 16 October 2013 Equipment: Camera Model: Canon EOS 600D Camera Lens: Canon EF-S IS II 18 - 55 mm f/3,5 - 5,6 Other: RedSnapper Tripod & RedSnapper Head-12 Ball Head Focal length: 20 mm F-number: f/8 Exposure time: 1/10 sec ISO: 100 Software: Photoshop CS6 Photomatix Pro 4 Please Note: All Photography & Artwork MAY NOT be used without my permission! If you wish to use any of my works please contact me. © Miles Gray © MCG © AnimalsBeforeHumans

From the multi-colored houses on the banks Nyhavn to the gothic-inspired cathedral at Grundtvigs Kirke, Copenhagen is perfect for photography.

vor frue kirke, copenhagen cathedral, 1811-1829. architect: c.f.hansen, 1756-1845. looking down the nave towards the entrance from the apse. layered space, filtered light tempered by skylights - c.f.hansen's monumental interiors...