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December 15, 2012
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Erlöserkirche (Church of the Redeemer) in Münster, Germany
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g r e a t . u s e . o f . l i g h t
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=Writto Feb 20, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thank you :thanks:
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o n l y . t h e . t r u t h . =)
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So this is then kind of a lit pathway to salvation? Mind you, not for me, but for others maybe :)
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=Writto Jan 3, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Leaving that question aside, isn't it fascinating how good architecture is at suggesting it?
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Sometimes it can be :) and the lighting. And I guess your photo was edited to enhance that effect as well, right?
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=Writto Jan 4, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I wouldn't disassociate architecture from lighting: the way I see it, good architecture plays with the lighting, includes the light in its structure.
God knows what was that photo enhanced for! ;)
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You are God (a god?)? :O eek! Because you should know what you edited ;) (and at least for my own photos I have a complete history of my editing steps :D)

And indeed, lighting should be included in good architecture.
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=Writto Jan 5, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Oh, I do know what I edited, I'm just not sure what I edited it for ;)
(I also keep a history of editing steps, although not complete.)
The thing with this post-process was that after converting to b&w I was surprised yet drawn to what came out and decided to enhance it rather than what I saw in the original image. I can't exactly tell what it was... it's more of an abstract, subconscious feel.
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I think I understand. Sometimes when editing I already know what I want to emphasise, but oftentimes I just start fiddling around and notice something I wouldn't have thought of before and then work from that. I guess I rarely really think about what or why am I doing something. Except perhaps noise reduction; the why is fairly apparent there :D
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