Museum Lighting 2 by bmac62
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...continuing yesterday's theme...
...museum curators like darkness for preservation but conversely must light key display areas.
...goal in this series is catching the overall ambiance of a major museum.
Bill
"Museum Lighting 1"
Comments (31)
you can feel the deep hush, the soft voices, filled with awe and wonder - just from this image alone
Okay, I'm sold. I won't spend two full days like you and Rob did, but when we go visit Kath, this is on my list. :)
Great image Hugs Susan~
I have also persuaded Dee tonight to visit the Gatwick aviation museum, we are on a roll Bill :D Nice lighting here my friend, I said I was going to enjoy these series of shots. As an ex RAF bloke I can only say MORE PLEASE!
Terrific Bill. I know just what you mean. That darkness is a challenge to shoot in eh!
nice work
After the life these birds have already had I doubt light levels will make one iota of difference, but the subdued lighting really makes your shot pop out! Well done!
Lovely shot and I like your POV Bill.
Very good! I could spend an hour there, then I should need to be where I can see out!
beautiful!!! great shot!!
Superb light and reflections. Like Andrea, an hour would be enough for me too :)
This is really a nice photo of the lighting. A few single spots highlighting certain parts they want to bring out, as you say. Reflection on the floor and shiny metal spread the light to darker areas of the exhibit. Electric bills in large museums like this can be phenomenal! And,... I do hope the armament is NOT loaded/armed. Imagine a bad guy sneaking a bomb for extortion purposes? I assume the fuel tanks are empty for safety's sake. You've got a rather intersting variety of planes in this photo. Keep up the good work! :-) Thanks for comments on my last post! I have some 74 photos of the USS Alabama, BUT, a Microsoft upgrade knocked out my scanner! Drat them!
Very nice capture. I like the lighting very much. Well done.
another lighting success
Great lighting capture.
Wonderful capture my friend. God Bless.
extraordinary series
And in the U.K., most museums have lighting way higher than this, so you can see them, and take photos clearly.. So I think its a preference.. Odd that isn't it! But, you have taken a great shot here, really well done with it! Rob
A wonderful continuation indeed! This place looks neat-o! So much to see and explore... the mood here is wonderful, and makes you feel as though you're right there, captured in a different world! Fabulous photography!
Very atmospheric. I can hear the silence, if you know what I mean!
The lighting makes it dark & mysterious, something is about to happen :o)
I love that warm golden glow, it does seem to give it a visual sort of hush; it almost seems like they're trying not to wake up the beasts! Beautiful capture, Bill!
Your goal!...I'd say that's a hatrick...three out of three, blue ribbon for the photos and a gold medal for walking round this place....it looks huge!!!! 'Flying Legends' with a roof :-)
Wonderful capture under difficult lighting Bill!!! You really pulled this off. Well done!!!
GREAT SHOT
Outstanding DOF and ambience of lighting effects, Bill. Me thinks I see a B-29 Superfortress back there.
;ppl like a cool place. love the pov
love your care of light, Bill!
Well you met - and exceeded - your goal, Bill! This makes you feel like you're actually there! It's difficult to get a good representation of the actual lighting, but you have managed it well in this series!
Excellent POV!