Treasure within Darkness
Handheld panorama shot in the bowels of Eberbach Monastery, the location of the 1986 movie "The Name of the Rose"....
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Handheld panorama shot in the bowels of Eberbach Monastery, the location of the 1986 movie "The Name of the Rose".
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Location
The cellars of Kloster Eberbach, the place where the original Name of the Rose was filmed. I poked the lens through openings between the bars locking the private area (shown) from the public area (where we were). Five images stitched together to make up for the gaps in the barrier.Time
Around noon during a personal guided tour.Lighting
All lights are visible in the shot. Long-ish exposure, hand-held.Equipment
Fuji X100, hand-held. No flash, no extra lights.Inspiration
When I walked past the barred barrier and peeked through the little door, the lighting inside the cellar got me. I knew this would look good as a wide shot.Editing
The usual RAW processing before stitching the de-lensed images into one panorama.In my camera bag
Just the camera, a circular polariser and a Formatt Hitech filter holder.Feedback
If you shoot through a wall hand-held, lean against the wall in any way feasible to stabilise yourself.
