from my last holiday trip to england

[Na Horuk]

Wow, good shot! Did you use HDR, to get such a nice exposure? Cathedral interiors are difficult, since the windows are bright, but arches are relatively dark.
You really conveyed the sense of size very well, makes the viewer feel humble

[PabloFP]

Nice photo! can i suggest to crop a little bit? u can get an almost perfectly simetric picture which i think would be even better

[bordi]

thank you.
no hdr, i came there 20min before visitor doors was closed, and i ran through through all locations.
because i usually shot in raw, there is some improvement from lightroom made of course, but not much 2/3ev etc.).
i think because the windows are very near to the top, the light from it helps a little bit.

here is the cropped version:

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[micromacro]

Just wow!

[flaviopetrone]

Just wow!

Exactly!

This is a picture that if was mine I would be VERY proud of it! My compliments!

[Outis]

Fantastic! Did you use a tripod? I went there many years back (in my pre-DSLR days), and I really would have benefited from a tripod...

[jimr-pdx]

Man I get dizzy looking at this - so it's very well presented! Thanks I think.. must lay down now

[redcat]

great image, you make me wanna visit England too ^^

[dms]

Looks great; however, I would suggest not cropping but a slight perspective adjustment (or lens correction) to make the lower and upper window frames be horizontal. Probably would take some experimentation w/ perspective, skew, and lens correction to see which works best--anyway those are what I would try in photoshop (likely very slight rotation and then perspective adjustment).

My feeling is often the one area that is not worked on is the perspective adjustment--and that can be simple w/ the right software, and very helpful (IMO) in many/most(?) photo's, and not just traditional architecture. [I would have tried it but the file type does not open in photoshop.]