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Category: Architecture/Landscape
Photography by Naomi Koji-Paton
Originally shared on the Photofocus Facebook page.
Naomi’s striking straight-up angle on Salisbury Cathedral enhances the grandeur of the building. The texture of the stained glass is enchanting and contrasts nicely with the cool smoothness of the stonework.
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Mason Marsh is a Portland, Oregon-based photographer and educator who specializes in not specializing. He’s been a newspaper photojournalist, aerospace museum educator, tall ship captain, tour guide and chimney sweep. When he’s not busy taking care of his kids Cooper and Claire, he works in The Arcanum, writes, and leads photo workshops. He is never bored. See his blog and photos at masonmarsh.com.
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I don’t know why but I always like photos from this perspective. As you mentioned I also love the color with the subtle contrast between the stain glass and the stone.
thank yoy so much Jon for your feedback and Mason for your feature!! – Naomi