Truro Cathedral (2) - 14 April 2014

One of the most significant variables in photographing buildings is the lighting. If one has regular access to a subject it is worth waiting for the ideal lighting but, when one is going to see a subject only infrequently or even once, then luck is a factor. I was fortunate that such delightful evening light fell upon Truro Cathedral and the Spring trees. This picture has been given only a small tweak, the sky already darkened, in part, by a polarising filter.

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