15 Minute Photo Challenge – Winchester Cathedral
It’s time for another 15 Minute Photo Challenge. In a change from my previous outdoor locations I decided to do this challenge inside the amazing cathedral in Winchester. Why inside? Well partly because it’s an excellent location brimming with photographic potential but mostly because it was cold, grey and snowy outside.
As always I had just 15 minutes to take the photos, however if I’m honest the timing went out the window slightly. Not my fault, honest.
As I was wondering around taking photos I was approached by one of the Cathedral staff. I was really expecting to hear the usual “no photos allowed here” comment, but instead the very understanding gentleman offered us a quick tour round the Crypt. How could I refuse…
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The statue (Silence II) is by Anthony Gormley and when the crypt floods, which if often does, the statue and its reflection look stunning. Fortunately or unfortunately, depending on your perspective the crypt was dry so we were able to walk inside.
At the back of the crypt was an early first world war grave marker. Most of these have been lost, destroyed later in the war or rotted away.
Hi Gavin.
Just one question. What do you use to record your voice in the photo challenges? By the way, nice new webpage.
Greetings from Germany,
Marc
Great Winchester Cathedral video, Gavin. Loved the post-processing of the shots too. Could you do a video on how you got them to look so dramatic/
Nice picturize gav ..
do u have a fb
Yes it’s https://www.facebook.com/gavtrain
great video with some super tips.
Cheers.
T.
Great tutorial. I just wish my hand was as steady as yours obviously is.
Hi Gavin, I have seen a video you did on how you achieved the ‘grave marker’ edit in the past and wanted to recommend it to a colleague but try as I might I can’t find it anywhere, any chance you could point me in the right direction?
Thanks, and keep up the good work!