Bath Abbey Chapel by danob
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Description
Another shot from the days trip with Chrissy and Vera we went to Bath Abbey after refusing to pay the rather high asking price of the Roman Baths and also it was getting late in the day.. So another time for that.. The Abbey itself was simply breathtaking, however it was one of the small chapels inside that made an impact by its simplicity and quiet tranquility a true sanctuary.. So this is for Chrissy who asked me to post this one..

Comments (44)
excellente
Wow Dan this is so excellent...very painterly look....love the softness of the subtle colors and lighting...Well done my man!! Chrissy should love this! Aloha~
This is such a gentle and tranquil room. The lighting and soft colors are perfect. Superbly captured. Bunny
The purple/blue light is gorgeous. The perfect foil for the soft yellow tones...Beautiful. :^)
Just perfect Danny ....Great mood here !
Beautiful!
Beautiful shot and lighting. Excellent. Aloha
Excellent shot !!! also a great balance of colors......
Love the lighting in this and the general feel it gives the whole shot, but one rather major thing lets it down for me: It is not centred / straight :( Hope you guys had a great day out, count me in on the next time you decide to meet up in the "midlands" area (after oct 2nd tho ;))
As you said, it is exquisite in its simplicity and serene beauty. Wonderful faith inspiring light that you have captured!
Oh Danny, thank you for posting it and dedi'd to me too!! Firstly I just want to say that with regards to Rich's comment about it not being centred... having actually been there with you and seen it first hand, the only place to actually be able to stand and take this shot was by the doorway, which was to the right hand side however, if you look at the horizontal line of the alter, it is pretty straight to my eye - it seriously was such a tiny little chapel and having tried this shot myself and failing miserably, I think you have captured the true warmth and peacefulness that was there. The warm tones and the glow of the lighting are perfect and really sums up what it was like - I can honestly say that looking at this is like actually being back there. Thank you so much for posting it Danny and thank you again for a fantastic day out! xx
Very beautiful capture! Wonderful light!!!
Fantastic POV and how splendid are this tones... a marvelous shot Danny!
Beautiful, basically. I love the tiny candle burning on the simple table, a wonderful counterbalance to the splendour of the cross.
breath taking image, nice work!
It is a truly beautiful capture, Danny. I feel the peace viewing. Superb shot. Di.
Beautiful! The cross is so ornate and gorgeous. Glad you shared this photo.
Stellar mood in this. Tiny in size, grand in emotion. Excellent.
Fantastic and wonderful photo Daniel....!!! Impressive lighting....!!!
A very beautiful work... Congratulations!!! Roby
I love the ornate wood work in some churches. a former client of mine that has been deceased for a number of years created such wood work all over the Southern US from Calif to Florida.I felt so proud that he asked me to do carpentry on his home and painting
A wonderful place for meditation.
A gorgeous indoor capture with this brilliant light here! Love the peaceful and silent atmosphere in here!!!
What a wonderful moody and tranquil scene this is Danny. A joy to behold. A brilliant shot!
Your lighting is just lovely my friend. BRAVO
Good one, very tranquil. ;-)
Simple, elegant and inviting.
Outstanding Danny ! The radiant peace this image portrays shines through everything else .
A great mood ! Great compo as well.. to shortcut my remarks.. it is beautiful.
love the golden halo circaling the cross!!... so spiritual and wonderfully done