Escomb Saxon Church was constructed around 670 A.D and has been a place for Christian Worship for over 1400 years. The church can be found in the village of Escomb on the west side of Bishop Auckland in County Durham.Much of the stonework came from the remains of the nearby Roman Fort at Binchester. Now restored, it is one of the finest examples of early Christian architecture in Northern Europe.
Settings
(1st image)
Shutter Speed - 1/160 sec
Lens Aperture - F/8
Focal Length 11mm
ISO - 100
Metering Mode - Pattern
Exposure Compensation -1 step
(2nd image)
Shutter Speed - 1/100 sec
Lens Aperture - F/7.1
Focal Length 11mm
ISO - 100
Metering Mode - Pattern
Exposure Compensation -0.3 step
(3rd image)
Shutter Speed - 1/30 sec
Lens Aperture - F/4
Focal Length 11mm
ISO - 100
Metering Mode - Pattern
Exposure Compensation -0.3 step
3 comments:
Wow! I so love that last shot - the treatment is wonderful, and really fits the age of the church. Just beautiful.
Love these photographs, so much history, love your header, beautiful.
Thanks very much for your comments
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