Five Windows at St. Anne's in Detroit
Uploaded: February 23, 2010 00:29:40
Each one of these stained glass windows were separately shot in low light conditions. They're about 18' high and were tweaked, combined, aligned, and transformed into one page via PS-CS4. The windows were made and donated to the church circa 1850. A Canon 24-70 f/2.8, 580 ex II flash, tripod, cable release, and Live view X5 were used.
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