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A quickie in the British Museum

 
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Jul 18, 2008 12:46 |  #1

Had half an hour to kill so checked out the British Museum en route ... all with the ol' 5D and 35mm 2.0.

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Jul 18, 2008 13:01 |  #2

"A quickie in the British museum" ? ? ?
I didn't think they allowed that kind of thing Davey boy!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Nice pics though. Is that the Parthenon stuff the Greeks were trying to get returned?

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Jul 18, 2008 13:14 |  #3

Dunno mate ... I didn't read the captions. Didn't have long enough. Just some old stuff on the ground floor and first floor ;-)a and then the funny geezer who stood there while I tried to take an 'arty' pillars shot, so I took him instead!


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Jul 18, 2008 13:16 |  #4

Who is the stalker in the last shot? I really love the B/W on these, nice shots for a quickie!




  
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Jul 18, 2008 13:22 |  #5

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Who is the stalker in the last shot? I really love the B/W on these, nice shots for a quickie!

:lol::lol: Yeah, I dunno. He just appeared as I was about to take a shot. I think maybe he is the Back to the Future guy who found himself transported there or summat!


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Jul 18, 2008 13:24 |  #6

Well what do you know he does look like Doc Brown. That time travel can really age a fellow.




  
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Jul 18, 2008 14:47 |  #7

A little bit more serious this time...

What lens Dave? Whatever it is it's quite decent. And the B&W conversion is pretty good too... (this is NOT meant to sound like a condyk fan club... I reserve the right to extract the michael later)


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Jul 18, 2008 14:54 |  #8

Lens is 35mm 2.0, cheap 'n cheerful little lens but very good quality and amazing keeper ratio. B&W I do to the RAW in Bibble Pro. Has a nice set of film emulations you can play with. I like the Kodak Tri-X one.


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Jul 18, 2008 17:52 |  #9

Nice series, Dave.


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Jul 18, 2008 18:37 as a reply to  @ BLS's post |  #10

I love the last shot!


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Jul 18, 2008 21:35 |  #11

I like the texture and PP in this series Dave. Is that Marty McFly at the background of the last photo?


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Jul 19, 2008 01:16 |  #12

Lovely work. I really like the horse's head and the people gathered around the skeleton shots. Really nice :)

Did you have any trouble in shooting in the museum, or is it allowed?


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Jul 19, 2008 02:02 |  #13

BLS wrote in post #5938213 (external link)
Nice series, Dave.

Yiskah wrote in post #5938474 (external link)
I love the last shot!

BottomBracket wrote in post #5939330 (external link)
I like the texture and PP in this series Dave. Is that Marty McFly at the background of the last photo?

Cheers y'all ... and yeah, it could be ol' Marty in the background there. You'd kinda put him there if it was a film promotion shot eh?

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Lovely work. I really like the horse's head and the people gathered around the skeleton shots. Really nice :)

Did you have any trouble in shooting in the museum, or is it allowed?

Thanks man, the skeleton shot is nice with all the tourists contemplating their mortality. The lady straight on is a Nun and the rest of them Japanese teenage girls on a tour. Camera and flash was no problem. The place was heavin' and everyone seemed to have a little P&S and a good number with DSLR's ... mainly Nikon (Lots of Japanese there) but some Pentax too and several L's. I want to go back when I have more time, never been before which is shameful :rolleyes: and also to the Natural History Museum. Haven't been there in a few years.


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