A monument in my hometown of Kongsberg of a church made of glass mirrors. Taken with a circular polarizer on an EF 16-35 f/2.8L.
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This 'church' is actually very small and not at all meant for people to go inside although there is enough room in there for some lights to make it shine at night.
The church can't be more than maybe 15 ft tall from ground up to top of steeple.
This angle was the best I could do to make it look big. Basic editing doen't allow for perspective alterations but in this particular angle it didn't seem to matter too much as I thought it added to the overall picture.
Here's the one I submitted first before I changed my mind:
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What an interesting building. I'm struggling to find anything constructive to say here. Maybe the tree reflections but I'm really stretching here. One of my favorites.
The overall reflection is really good. But some kind of different angle, or a crop, in which we could not see the trees would've been perfect. I know it's impossible sometimes.
A place to reflect
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