Amulree Kirk Interior

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By: John E Robertson
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	John E Robertson {Karma:1752}
Project	#10 Grainy Film for Effect	Camera Model	LeicaCL
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28mm Orion 15
Uploaded	1/4/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fomapan 400
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	539	Shutter	n/r
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
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About	As Roger Williams says the interior of these old Scots 'Kirks ' are very beautiful. But treat them with respect if you are photographing them, (and leave a donation for their upkeep !)

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The Armed Eye {K:3563} 1/4/2004

Exposed perfectly, you caught the (difficult) light very well. An expert's result-

Teunis Haveman {K:53426} 1/4/2004

John, beauriful interieur from this Curch
Great Lighting in B&W
Teunis

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 1/4/2004

I'm glad you have an interior for us to look at. The lighting is so very difficult... you've done well to overcome these inherent difficulties with this shot, although I'm shocked to find myself thinking that maybe a bit of fill-in flash would have helped. What is an Orion 15 when it's at home? If it's a 15mm lens, I wouldn't dream of criticising the very slightly splayed verticals... It's almost impossible to avoid them with such a wide angle. Even a fraction of a degree is really noticeable.

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