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Knocknacarra Church

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I spent last Saturday photographing Cáit and Martin’s wedding in Galway and we had a great day with light that was a photographer’s dream – not just soft light for the outdoor shots (even if the fog didn’t lift), but plenty of diffused window light in the house in the morning, and a wonderfully bright, airy and spacious church in Knocknacarra.  Officially known as the church of Saint John the Apostle, it’s a modern hexagonal design with lots of daylight streaming in through windows around the perimeter.  I’ll post again about the wedding, but today’s post is about how I photographed rather than what I photographed.

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Posted by Ronan Palliser on February 8th, 2010
Filed under Architecture, Colour
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