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| Photo ID: | Photographer: |
| 16581 | Steve Charles |
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| -- | 2007**** |
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| Architecture | Nikon D70s |
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gecko_gr wrote 2 weeks ago great shot, with enough light HDR is not neccessary. it's not symetrically cause either you where not in the center or ths cam showed a little to the left. the mirroring of the ceiling line turns left a little down and the table ends on the picture frame a little left down. with a perspektivic correction and cropping you could fix this best regards Reinhard Steve Charles replied 3 months ago Thanks, Edmund. Still haven't decided what to upload next; this place is fickle! HenriAntoine wrote 3 months ago Gerry's piano shot came to mind in screening. I voted for this because I like it a LOT and I thought it might be mr. Sexton's. The comp is perfect. so is the exposure and once you look at it a little longer you suddenly realize that the room with the chairs is actually extending towards the back there. Splendid Steve, congrats. Steve Charles replied 3 months ago Thanks Bert, I knew those who know me wouldn't know it was mine.. keeps people on their toes! I think there's so much going on here, you have to use it and let it speak for itself. Sometimes you go mad trying to find the clever angle, when it's the whole thing that's most impressive. Bjørn P. wrote 3 months ago Stunning colours and light ... love the clarity here and the whole atmosphere ... just awesome! Ulf Börjesson wrote 3 months ago Wow, this is a very powerful yet elegant architectural shot, Steve! U Steve Charles replied 3 months ago Thanks, I like powerful yet elegant! It's hard to sum up such a busy subject. gerard sexton wrote 3 months ago i instantly liked this because of the ingenuity in it. i have used a piano in southwark cathedral in a similar fashion (so i am bound to say). i must go there considering i am only 10 minutes away by boat! its funny these places are on our doorstep & we (some of us) rarely make the advantage count! Steve Charles replied 3 months ago Gerard you are right, we so often seek out the exotic when there is plenty to photograph locally. I grew up in Blackheath & Greenwich and spent a big chunk of my childhood in Greenwich Park, but had never been into the RNC until the day I took this. Koen Pieters wrote 3 months ago wow Steve; bit surprised to see your name under it. Really impressive though. The place looks just like my living room (except that we usually have the dirty laundry rack on the lhs, and we put up a giant tv-screen on top of the door over them old paintings :-) ) Steve Charles replied 3 months ago Hey Koen, this is actually my bathroom ;) I think you would be surprised at a lot of what I do, what you've seen of mine elsewhere lately has been quite random, a lot of experiments with film, that sort of thing. I'm not sure a lot of it would get on here, and I've been going through my back catalogue looking for shots I think might suit this place more. Steve Charles replied 3 months ago Thanks Clyde, it's actually a sort of trolley / table on wheels, with a dark mirrored top. It's not very big, but with a very wide lens resting on it it almost fills the bottom half of the frame. Probably wouldn't even have used it if tripods had been allowed in... |
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