Taken in a crowded exhibition hall. A marvellous fully restored collection of many hither too unseen 1800's 'bicyles' from all over the world.Things like 'Hobby horses' and ' Velocipedes' and things even more exotic. Most were in working order and the owners of the display actually rode various exhibits around the show grounds.
Unfortunately there were far too may items on display for the display area involved making for a chaotically cluttered scene which made framing and composition a nightmare challenge. Well, maybe not to a professional, but certainly for me. It was nigh impossible to isolate a shot of interest from a messy background clutter.
#1 is my 'best' post from the chaos. #2 is included to give some idea of the problems in trying to line up a shot with everything of interest jam packed tightly on each other.
Thanks for viewing and any comments you may care to post.
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Thread: Who Spoke?
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21st February 2013, 11:40 PM #1
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22nd February 2013, 01:03 AM #2
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Re: Who Spoke?
Sure wish I could see them in person !!! Can imagine the difficulty in composing with so many lines and placement restrictions.
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22nd February 2013, 01:22 AM #3
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Couldn't you just grab one and move it where you wanted? That would have so much easier.
Nice job especially considering the obstacles.
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