Natural History Museum
Bit of HDR with a few people removed
Bit of HDR with a few people removed
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Feb, 2015Views
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This photo was taken at the Natural history museum LondonTime
the photo was taken around mid dayLighting
the light was even around the building being around midday. I would have liked a beam of light say coming from the top left hand side but was pleased . put up the ISO to around 200Equipment
this was taken on my nikon D5100 no tripod was used as there is a ban on them in the museum .Rested camera on the stair bannister the lens was a 24- 85 mm nikonInspiration
i have away loved Architecture and this must be the most inspiring building for any photographer who love old buildings. i have often seen other photos taken when the museum as been empty. but no such luck on a friday afternoon and i just wanted to see if i could to the same as the pro'sEditing
IiiI used Photomatix for sharpening then Efex pro 4 in that i used total contrast with a little pro contrast and some graduated Nautral density. i try not to use to much then photoshop to remove all the people from the floor the only to people i could not remove are on the stairs in the end i think i might add to the pictureIn my camera bag
Spare Battery's Sutter release cable notebook and pen cleaning cloth 3 polarised filters 24 mm prime lens and my 24-85 mm lens and my now full frame nikon d700 and giottos tripod if i need it and a torch if i doing a night shootFeedback
if you in a museum like this with loads of people you just have to be patient to get the right spot and take a many photos as you can in different modes
