Renderings of the First Parish of Sudbury

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Renderings of the First Parish of Sudbury

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Winter settles in at the First Parish of Sudbury, MA. The sign reads: First West Precinct Meeting House on the Rocky Plain built 1723. This is the Second Meeting House. Built in 1797. Unitarian since 1839.

For this set I used a Sigma 10-22mm ultra wide angle lens on a Canon D20 Digital SLR, with bracketing at 2/3 stop and manual exposure at f8. Selected photos were post processed in Adobe Photoshop using a technique that includes applying a medium degree of Poster Edges which creates a watercolor with pen & ink look as though they were hand drawn.

This photo gallery also available on Flickr.

posted on 4 December, 2005 at 11:47 PM.
Photography, New England, Photoshop | Comments (5)

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hey man, how do you make those cool flickr banners? do you create a small album in the flickr interface and then they generate the code?

comment by tony of the weeg clan, posted at 12/5/05 11:32 AM

by the way, as always, great thought provoking pics.

comment by tony of the weeg clan, posted at 12/5/05 11:33 AM

Hi Tony,

Thanks for the positive feedback. To make Flickr badges, check out the "Get the most out of Flickr" page where you'll find links for the badge wizard as well as cool API info for developers. http://www.flickr.com/get_the_most.gne

I like to use a horizontal banner while selecting to show random images from a particular set, but there's lots and lots of options. The only downside is that on rare occassions Flickr has indigestion and can't serve images, so the blog entries show up slowly or not at all.

comment by Steven Erat, posted at 12/5/05 11:57 AM

Though I started reading your blog because of the CF stuff, I keep coming back because of the mixture of work-related information with your photo and other projects. Your photos are always amazing. Thanks for sharing them.

comment by yalta, posted at 12/6/05 6:08 AM

Wow! Thank you for the complement :)

Sometime in 2006 I'll probably start framing and selling some of them, but please continue enjoying the small format versions on the web.

comment by Steven Erat, posted at 12/6/05 11:58 AM

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