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Old Mother Coal
Lens: 18 - 55 Camera: K3ii Photo Location: Blists Hill ISO: 400 Shutter Speed: 1/50s Aperture: F7.1 
Posted By: garethjmorgan, 06-28-2018, 08:16 AM

Taken at Blists Hill Victorian town - exposure tricky due to contrasting light conditions - shows the advantage of bracketing shots! Think the lighting has created the look of an Old Masters painting - although the subject matter is not quite so glamourous!
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This is quite well done
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Such a wonderful PP, thanks for sharing!

Almost anything can be spectacular under fairy light conditions
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Very nice Gareth...it has that authentic feel to it.

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QuoteOriginally posted by garethjmorgan Quote
Taken at Blists Hill Victorian town - exposure tricky due to contrasting light conditions - shows the advantage of bracketing shots! Think the lighting has created the look of an Old Masters painting - although the subject matter is not quite so glamourous!
Is this all natural lighting?
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It very much has an old masters feel to it.
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Is this all natural lighting?
yes it is - old workshop with no walls to the right of the image - side lighting plus a few small overhead skylights.

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QuoteOriginally posted by garethjmorgan Quote
Taken at Blists Hill Victorian town - exposure tricky due to contrasting light conditions - shows the advantage of bracketing shots! Think the lighting has created the look of an Old Masters painting - although the subject matter is not quite so glamourous!
This is done very well!
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I think this old painting should be professionally cleaned to remove the coal dust before it goes back to the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam .
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Old Mother Coal
What a cracking piece of imagery, you should be proud of this one.
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QuoteOriginally posted by garethjmorgan Quote
yes it is - old workshop with no walls to the right of the image - side lighting plus a few small overhead skylights.
They provided appropriate lighting for the setting - and you made good use of it.
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QuoteOriginally posted by garethjmorgan Quote
Taken at Blists Hill Victorian town - exposure tricky due to contrasting light conditions - shows the advantage of bracketing shots! Think the lighting has created the look of an Old Masters painting - although the subject matter is not quite so glamourous!
This image is moving. It really tells her story. Nice capture, and good job!
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!great painting indeed
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A fantastic photo! Well done!
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QuoteOriginally posted by garethjmorgan Quote
Think the lighting has created the look of an Old Masters painting
Quite so!
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