Crypt Chapel
Uploaded: January 06, 2011
Bethlehem Chapel in the lower (crypt) level at Washington National Cathedral. 3 exposure HDR combination plus Topaz Adjust filters.
Construction for the cathedral began in this chapel in 1907, and while the chapel was complete in 5 years, the building took 83 years to finish.
The vast majority of the building is 14th century English style gothic, while this chapel is designed as 13th century English gothic.
Exif: F Number: 11.3, ISO: 400, FocalLength: 10.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 7D
Joy Rector January 06, 2011 0
simply fantastic #1341760
Nikki McDonald
January 06, 2011
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Claudia Kuhn
January 06, 2011
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Jeff Robinson
January 06, 2011
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Richard B. Hallick January 06, 2011 0
Your series of photos of the National Cathedral are simply magnificent. You have a great sense of composition, and capture the ornate detail with wonderful artistry. You may be able to accumulate enough of these to publish your own photo book. Do tourist have the ability to shoot this type of scene without people present? #9146046Cathy Barrows January 06, 2011 0
beautifully done #9146078Jane Holestine January 06, 2011 0
I was thinking the same thing as Richard... a book should be in your future. Fantastic image! #9146363
Melinda F. Schneider
January 06, 2011
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Michele Peterson
January 06, 2011
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Usman M. Bajwa
January 07, 2011
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UB. #9147370
Chris Budny
January 07, 2011
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Richard - Yes, visitors do have the ability to capture these scenes without people present, but it takes a little luck. This was shot New Year's Day, which definitely helped thin the crowds. Still, I had to wait for a strolling couple to leave the room, but had a few minutes before the next visitors came in... #9148017
Fanie Heymans January 07, 2011 0
WOW again Christopher! You are very fortunate to be able to take pictures of such beautiful places! Phenomenal capture! #9148088
Chris Budny
January 07, 2011
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Liz blahh January 08, 2011 0
Terrific composition, love the B/W! #9149418
Chris Budny
January 08, 2011
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Robert Jensen January 08, 2011 0
outstanding use of HDR and Topaz - another one straight into my favorites #9149454
Chris Budny
January 08, 2011
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Mitch Spence
January 08, 2011
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Chris Budny
January 09, 2011
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Leslie McLain
January 14, 2011
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Chris Budny
January 14, 2011
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Nikki McDonald
January 20, 2011
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Katarina Mansson January 20, 2011 0
Congratulations on your feature Chris! #9179648Katarina Mansson January 20, 2011 0
Congratulations on your feature Chris! #9179649
Don Johnson
January 20, 2011
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Chris Budny
January 20, 2011
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I realized I forgot to mention that this was shot with my new 10-22mm wide-angle lens at 10mm; it is rapidly becoming the favorite of all my lenses! #9179822
Karen E. Baumann January 20, 2011 0
Chris this is another wonderful image of the cathedral! Thank you for giving us a guided tour in cyberspace! I agree the 10-22 is a wonderful lens! This is very nicely presented and congratulations on your DD feature! #9180058Rona L. Schwarz January 20, 2011 0
WOW! Saw this in DDR - this is a most remarkable composition, Chris! But I see that your gallery is loaded with them (remarkable images, I mean)! Just love your wide angle POV and your processing is fabulous - incredible tones and detail. Congrats on the feature - I'm sure we'll see this one again! #9180438
Chris Budny
January 20, 2011
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Dianna Murphy January 20, 2011 0
An amazing image. I've been there, isn't it an awesome experience. Congratulations on your feature in DD! #9180995
Chris Budny
January 21, 2011
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Cesar J. La Rosa January 22, 2011 0
A BEAUTIFUL photograph, Chris; like everything you do. The POV, the tones and the incredible detail are simply amazing. Congratulations on being featured in the DD Newsletter; a very well-deserved recognition to your wonderful work!!!
Chris Budny
January 23, 2011
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