Mrs Robinson

[arith]

Does this frame look ok?

[arith]

Here's another, all the rest are windows.

Don't know if it is a good idea to try to squeeze dynamic range out of an image.

[Klickit]

Does this frame look ok?

Sorry, but it doesn't do it for me. I'd much prefer it with clean lines inside the frame. I like the outer bit though.

Erk...not doing a very good job of explaining myself, eh.

[Klickit]

Here's another, all the rest are windows.

Don't know if it is a good idea to try to squeeze dynamic range out of an image.

But isn't that what we try to do all the time? SOOC is generally a myth.

And now some smartie will come along and go "No, no, look at this!" and show a perfect photo will huge dynamic range, SOOC.

[arith]

Cheers Kit, I go over the top sometimes and it turns out the second wasn't the last but I did an LDR of the upstairs chapel, I like it although it is blown and very dark, much more dramatic.

http://public.fotki.com/Arith/lichfield/table.html

Can't be bothered to compress it.

[Maritimer1]

Does this frame look ok?

That is such a beautiful capture, Steve. The angle, colours, lighting... all so nice. I think I would, though, either eliminate or greatly reduce the blur as where it begins is quite distinct on this monitor.

Do you know the story of the subjects?

Myra

[arith]

Actually I don't much. The bed is very interesting being even better than my own and although the children look grown up one has a babies face.

The second treasure was a sculpture that was done at the request of Ellen Jane Robinson. She had the sculptor, Francis Chantry, create a monument to her dead daughters. The sculpture is known as 'The Sleeping Children'.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A16890429

I was in here in the dark taking a photo of a shrine next to this when I saw a shadow in the side of my eye dart down the passageway and then back disapearing into the wall, could have been anything but I found I was on my own.