Waltham Abbey Church
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Waltham Abbey Church
a shot from the entrance almost straight up ,King Harold is buried in the grounds of this old church.
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Good POV, i like the limited tones and the moody sky.
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Interesting angle! 
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It's hard to get this kind of symetrical composition exact but you've done pretty well here. The angle works really well and the tones are good.
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Excellent!
I struggle with distortions when photographing buildings no matter what lens I use ...and this works beautifully!
I struggle with distortions when photographing buildings no matter what lens I use ...and this works beautifully!
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I like this
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Great perspective, really interesting, great range of tones too. Very moody, I like moody