Church on the Outskirts
This decrepit little church once rested on the fringes of Pittsburgh’s Polish Hill. It was demolished not long after these images were taken. I used an Agfa B&W film with an ASA of around 25 so that I could do long exposures and get the motion blurs of the trees…the images were later sepia toned to enhance the other-worldly appearence. I managed to salvage a few of the arched window panes for use in possibly making some assembleges.
Church on the Outskirts belongs to the following groups:
Dilapidated Buildings, Eerie Lighting, Experimental, Film Photography, Parallel Dimensions, Sepia-Toned, Timelapse/Long Exposure Photography and Underground USAAvailable for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters

Barssel, 3 months ago
Great concept and result…..............excellent treatment
julie08, 3 months ago
Great shot:)
loramae, 3 months ago
Outstanding image Steven…Thank you for sharing the process used in your art…helps people like me ( WAYamateur) who are scratching their heads wondering how in the world!!! :O)
Steven Godfrey in reply to julie08’s comment, 3 months ago
Thank you, I’m rather fond of your Mexican “Swimming Pool” shot. :)
Steven Godfrey in reply to loramae’s comment, 3 months ago
Loramae, you are most welcome…I used to teach Photography in Pittsburgh, I guess it’s still kinda ingrained (no pun intended)...:)