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Corridor

Corridor

A shot down a corridor of an abandoned psychiatric hospital...somewhere in the UK.

A shot down a corridor of an abandoned psychiatric hospital...somewhere in the UK.
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NIKON D80

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 160 Shutter 10/1 Focal Length 18/1

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Jul, 2017

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Behind The Lens

Location

In an abandoned Georgian Military Hospital, which closed down a few years ago.

Time

Mid morning.

Lighting

Not really, suffice to say it was taken using a tripod - an absolute must.

Equipment

No flash, a Manfrotto tripod and my old Nikon D80, which I’ve now replaced with a D750.

Inspiration

I like mooching around old buildings.

Editing

Yes, but not much - conversion to a sepia/antique tone in Lightroom, with some sharpening and contrast.

In my camera bag

My Nikon, or Sony and some extra batteries!

Feedback

Always use a tripod.

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