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Beelitz Heilstaetten, abandoned sanatorium for tuberculosis patients.
Beelitz Heilstaetten, abandoned sanatorium for tuberculosis patients.
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FrankSomma
April 03, 2015
Congrats on the Finals Johanna, looks like you could have spent the day here, wow!
TimKilbride
June 07, 2020
Lovely composition. My eyes just move around this image over and over. Nicely seen and captured.
Katnott
October 19, 2020
Great photo congrats on your win!
I love the detail depth and composition its' such an awesome interior, nicely done!
I love the detail depth and composition its' such an awesome interior, nicely done!
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I took this picture at Beelitz Heilstaetten, an abandoned sanatorium for tuberculosis patients, which was a big problem in the first half of the last century. It is a great example for a good social and health care system.Time
It was during the early afternoon.Lighting
There was a little sunshine outside, but it was still pretty dark inside. I took that picture at ISO 1250, f/5,6 and 1/25.Equipment
I used a Nikon 800 on a tripod, no flash.Inspiration
The place has a special atmosphere to it. It is a little spooky, but beautiful at the same time. It must have been really nice, when it was still in use.Editing
I used lightroom.In my camera bag
I usually take my Nikon D800 and Nikon D4. The lens depends pretty much on where I go. If I go into the nature I take a macro lens for insects and a long lens (600mm, my favorite) for birds etc. In the city I take a wide angle lens.Feedback
Take your time and explore the buildings and angles. It can be a bit overwhelming at times in those locations and it takes time to find the right composition.
