It’s been a while since my last contribution to the Black and White community, so last weekend, I decided to head into the city to search for an interesting subject for my photography. I went to the City Hall area, hoping there might be some events around the National Gallery. I thought I’d try some street photography or candid shots; however, there wasn’t much happening, and only a few people were around. It was likely due to the warm weather, as most people seemed to prefer escaping to nearby shopping malls. With so many malls in this area, it’s easy to see why people would stay indoors until sundown, when it’s much more pleasant to walk around outside.
Since there weren’t any good street photography opportunities at that time, I decided to try some architectural photography instead. There are many modern buildings in the area, but I remembered a beautiful church nearby called St. Andrew’s Cathedral. It’s bordered by four main roads: Stamford Road, North Bridge Road, Coleman Street, and St. Andrew’s Road. This cathedral is the largest in the country and serves as the cathedral church of the Anglican Diocese of Singapore.
Exploring the surroundings took about 10 to 15 minutes, as I walked and took photos along the way. The scale of the cathedral is impressive, and it’s very well-preserved. During my visit, some parts of the facade were undergoing renovation, but luckily, the front was unobstructed, allowing me to capture the best angles of the cathedral.
There was an ongoing event, which I believe was a wedding, so I wasn’t allowed to enter the cathedral. This means I’ll have to revisit this place in the future, as I haven’t yet seen the interior.
As much as I wanted to photograph the inside, I simply walked around the grounds to capture more photos of its exterior from different angles.
Thanks for joining me on this exploration of St. Andrew’s Cathedral! Although I couldn’t capture the interior this time, the architectural beauty of the exterior made for a rewarding experience. I look forward to revisiting soon and sharing more of this historic landmark with you all.
Impressive photos.
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What a beautiful way to capture a cathedral in photographs. Architectural photography is beautiful when it allows you to appreciate every detail of the building!
You're right, an amazing subject like this is easy to appreciate and photograph too.
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Today you didn't manage to do any work for street photography, but by photographing one of the beauties of one of the cathedral architectures I was amazed by some of my friend's cool photo shoots.
Thanks :) I'm glad that you like this set of photos.
Man! The first photo blew my mind 🤯 What a perspective and composition. I love the style of architecture of this cathedral and the way you have captured it. Your photos are getting better and better @curamax friend!
Have a great week :)
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Wow, you really walked every corner of the cathedral. Did they allow you to shoot the internal? It is beautiful inside as well.
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I tried to capture as many as I can :)
There was an event so I didn't managed to take photos of the inside :(
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Awesome support as always. Thank you @dimascastillo90 🙏
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