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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 848462" data-attributes="member: 13196">I spotted this little church building in the middle of a cemetery. When I asked locally about its history, I was told who build it and that it was used as both a chapel and also for funerals. It doesn't appear to be too big so not sure how many people it would hold. According to one person, it is haunted. She said her husband and her son were groundskeepers a number of years apart. Thankfully I wasn't aware of any usual activity! On a side note, I struggled to obtain any type of a decent white balance. Some of these Nikon DSLR bodies tend to yield images that are more blue and also more green. Warming up the white balance made the greens too yellow. Had to play with the HSL sliders while also applying some color corrections with an adjustment brush in Camera RAW. This is my second (backup) D750. My main D750 also produces some blues and greens but not nearly as much as this body does. Originally I thought I took my D610 until I saw the EXIF info pop up here. I could understand the white balance shift if this had been my D610.[ATTACH=full]431998[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]431999[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hark, post: 848462, member: 13196"] I spotted this little church building in the middle of a cemetery. When I asked locally about its history, I was told who build it and that it was used as both a chapel and also for funerals. It doesn't appear to be too big so not sure how many people it would hold. According to one person, it is haunted. She said her husband and her son were groundskeepers a number of years apart. Thankfully I wasn't aware of any usual activity! On a side note, I struggled to obtain any type of a decent white balance. Some of these Nikon DSLR bodies tend to yield images that are more blue and also more green. Warming up the white balance made the greens too yellow. Had to play with the HSL sliders while also applying some color corrections with an adjustment brush in Camera RAW. This is my second (backup) D750. My main D750 also produces some blues and greens but not nearly as much as this body does. Originally I thought I took my D610 until I saw the EXIF info pop up here. I could understand the white balance shift if this had been my D610. [ATTACH type="full"]431998[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]431999[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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