St. George's Church - a photo on Flickriver

St. George's Church

Inspired by Alex Wise's early morning photos, I decided to head out tonight and take some. These are my first ever night shots and are all handheld with the 10-22mm lens (which does not have IS). Be kind to me. As I was taking these photos a gentleman walked up to me and asked if I had grabbed any good shots. We spoke for a while about camera, then the condition of the church (some parts are discoloured), and the fate of Trinity church (a future assignment). I made a comment that I had not seen the inside of this church, and he invited me in - he was the minister! Took a few photos inside, but there is not a lot to shoot. I might publish them if I can get any looking halfway reasonable.

Taken in: Australia / Tasmania / Hobart / Battery Point

Taken on: November 23, 2007

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