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London Museum

Postby Bindii on Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:09 pm

The london Museum is amazing..I could have spent days there just wandering around...I went with another photographer that I talk to on another photography forum...

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Its one of the biggest buildings I have ever been in...

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There was so much stuff to photograph...

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and after all that walking a cup of coffee was just what we needed..:)

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Postby Alpha_7 on Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:15 pm

A great collection of shots, the last has lots of personality and I like the treatment, the 3rd is I think my favourite as its just a nicely captured candid. Love the sense of scale in the 2nd, did the guard pose for you , or he just happened to be there in all that open space (btw which lens did you use?). I like the last for the colour in the stone, and the lone photographer is almost meancing in this one.. (almost). :)

Thanks for sharing, I imagine you'd recommend this as one of the place Katie and I should visit in London??
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Postby Bindii on Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:29 pm

Alpha_7 wrote:A great collection of shots, the last has lots of personality and I like the treatment, the 3rd is I think my favourite as its just a nicely captured candid. Love the sense of scale in the 2nd, did the guard pose for you , or he just happened to be there in all that open space (btw which lens did you use?). I like the last for the colour in the stone, and the lone photographer is almost meancing in this one.. (almost). :)

Thanks for sharing, I imagine you'd recommend this as one of the place Katie and I should visit in London??


Oh you will have to visit the musuem when you go to London...I'm not really a 'musuem type person' but I loved it...take plenty of memory though as you will need it!

I got lucky with the guard being on his own...well by lucky I mean I stood there for about 15 minutes waiting for the area to clear...lol...the lens was a crappy kit one 18-55..I would have loved to have had a decent wide angle with me as there is some potential for some lovely shots in there....

I played around with the last one a bit...and emailed it to him...thankfully he loved it...its always so daunting sending shots to other photographers isnt it?

Thanks for replying....I appreciate it..;)
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Postby CraigVTR on Wed Dec 27, 2006 3:01 pm

Great shots Bindii. I did not get to any of the muesums in London this time around. The next trip will have several days planned for such visits.

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