Vertical Panoramic Photos Of New York Churches Inspired By Pope's Visit
How do you capture the grandeur of a church in one shot? Richard Silver has done a good job of showing the greatness of New York churches.
How do you capture the grandeur of a church in one shot? Richard Silver has done a good job of showing the greatness of New York churches. Inspired by Pope Francis' visit to the US, he created a series of vertical panoramic photographs. They let you see the beautiful detail of churches from the entrance to the altar.
“Finding the perfect location in the center aisle then shooting vertically from the pew to the back of the church gives the perspective that only architecture of this style can portray,” Silver said online. “This is a technique that I have been working on for a few years now. It is a unique way of photographing church interiors through a vertical panorama.” Previously, Silver, who has been in photography full time since 2011, did the same for churches around the world.
More info: richardsilverphoto.com | behance | twitter | facebook (h/t: colossal)Church of St. Vincent Ferrer
Church of St. Stephen / Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Church of St. Francis Xavier
Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Sava / Church of the Village
Calvary Episcopal Church
Vincent St. de Paul / Most Holy Redeemer Church
St. Monica’s Church
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