Showing posts with label Grace Cathedral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grace Cathedral. Show all posts
Saturday, April 16, 2011
The Grace Drawing
We just recently read an article on how to turn your photos into sketches so we thought we would give it a shot. This is the same picture as we posted yesterday, but processed to look like a drawing. We thought it turned out quite nice, what do you think?
If you would like to see some of our other work please visit our website at
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Grace and Gloom
This is a 3 shot HDR photo of the Grace Cathedral church in San Francisco. This is a very beautiful church inside and out, it really has the feeling of an old European church. The clouds were very nice on this day giving the photo a gloomy feel.
If you would like to see a high resolution version of this photo, or you would like to purchase it, please visit our website at stoutandstout.com .
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Amazing Grace
We have a new image at our website stoutandstout.com ,
The inside of Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, California. This is a very beautiful and massive church. The inside of the church is so amazing, it really makes you feel tiny. If you are ever in the area go inside and take a look.
Go over to our website to see the non watermarked image or to purchase if you like.
The inside of Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, California. This is a very beautiful and massive church. The inside of the church is so amazing, it really makes you feel tiny. If you are ever in the area go inside and take a look.
Go over to our website to see the non watermarked image or to purchase if you like.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Amazing Grace
This is a picture of the Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, very beautiful building inside and out. We took this picture from the park across the street. This is a three exposure HDR but it still looked a little to plain. We then added some clouds from another image, and then converted the picture into an infrared version. I guess you would call this an HDIR. Below is one of the exposures that we started from.
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