CBL Lens

Did Frances and Lenise’s wedding today at the Anglican Cathedral in Bloemfontein. Major Henry Warden, founder of Bloemfontein, laid the foundations of this wonderful Victorian building in 1850. The Anglican Cathedral is located in the east end of Saint George’s Street and is well worth a visit when in Bloemfontein. St Georges street is the street where Bloemfontein actually  started in 1840.

Also in St. Georges street is the First Raadsaal. This is a very modest building made of dung floors and has a thatched roof. This house once served as a church, then a conference chamber, a parliament house, school for the local children, and at one time it housed all of the city’s original civil institutions.

Here a few photos that i took in the Anglican Cathedral. I took a White Balance reading with a CBL lens and further used only available light. Camera used was a Nikon D3 and a 24-70mm F2.8 lens.

Gerhard

8 Responses to CBL Lens

  1. Is verseker ‘n nice venue. Ons het ook daar getrou – kan nie dink dat dit nou amper 6 jaar terug was nie!

    Tyd en sy vlerke…

  2. Kan jy glo die tyd gaan so vinnig verby. Ek dink dit is tyd dat julle terug SA toe kom dat ons ‘n paar blues nr’s aanmekaar kan slaan.

  3. Pingback: Frances en Lenise « Gerhard Steenkamp Photography

  4. Gerhard,

    Dit sal amazing wees! Ons is opgewonde oor ‘n terugkeer SA toe. Ons vertrou net vir die regte geleentheid. Mis die musiek baie. Sal heerlik wees om weer te grommel.

  5. By party plekke soos die kerk werk absoluut niks nie. Met vorige troues het ek alles probeer en niks wou werk nie. Jy weet amper iets soos Oudtshoorn se gimnastiek saal, scary stuff

    Matta

  6. Gerhard, Lekker vol naweek agter die blad. Het Vrydagaan Diana Krall gaan kyk en was Donderdag en gister by die F1. Moet eintlik aansoek doen vir accreditation die die F1 goed cover. Ek sal dit onsettend geniet! Ek het darem ‘n nice shot van Rubens gekry…

    Hoe loop jou dinge?

    Ons bly op hoogte.

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