700+ year old Fanshawe Gate Hall

[gsgary]

We called in at the garden open day before taking the dog for a walk, one of the nicest houses i have been to in a long time
Fomapan 400, deved in Rodinal 1+25 5.5 mins
Gardeners room

 

[Trever1t]

I love old, so lucky of you to have ancient history within reach. Oldest building around here is from the gold rush of 1849.

 

[gsgary]

I love old, so lucky of you to have ancient history within reach. Oldest building around here is from the gold rush of 1849.

Cheers, yes lucky loads of places like this within 20 miles

 

[Designer]

We called in at the garden open day before taking the dog for a walk, one of the nicest houses i have been to in a long time
Fomapan 400, deved in Rodinal 1+25 5.5 mins
Gardeners room

They all seem to be tilted from the vertical, but that aside;

#1 very nice composition
#2 I'm not a fan of these "deeper than the DOF" compositions. I think you might have achieved a better composition by looking at the tools more straight-on.
#3 & 4 nice composition on both

 

[gsgary]

They all seem to be tilted from the vertical, but that aside;

#1 very nice composition
#2 I'm not a fan of these "deeper than the DOF" compositions. I think you might have achieved a better composition by looking at the tools more straight-on.
#3 & 4 nice composition on both

Thanks for looking and c+c but i don't see the tilt just shot on an angle

 

[sleist]

Love #3. Beautiful door and so many great textures and tones within the shot.

The tools hanging on the wall is very nice too. The plastic buckets pull me out of the period a bit, but I'm picking nits.

Number one is just a great example of capturing a lot of detail in the shadows in what looks like tough lighting.

Nice shots.

 

[gsgary]

Love #3. Beautiful door and so many great textures and tones within the shot.

The tools hanging on the wall is very nice too. The plastic buckets pull me out of the period a bit, but I'm picking nits.

Number one is just a great example of capturing a lot of detail in the shadows in what looks like tough lighting.

Nice shots.

Cheers mate

 

[KaraElizabeth]

Ooh, these are lovely. I like the composition in all of them, I think they're really well done. I wish I could see more of what's on the shelves in #1, but I agree it does look like tough lighting and I think you did well with what you had. And that's just me being snoopy on a personal level... I too love old structures!

 

[gsgary]

Ooh, these are lovely. I like the composition in all of them, I think they're really well done. I wish I could see more of what's on the shelves in #1, but I agree it does look like tough lighting and I think you did well with what you had. And that's just me being snoopy on a personal level... I too love old structures!

Thankyou very much, i forgot about these

 

[ceeboy14]

What lens were you using, camera format and exposures on all four? Curious because your middle grays on #2 and #4 seem much flatter than those of 1 and 3. I am assuming you shot all of these on the same roll.

 

[gsgary]

What lens were you using, camera format and exposures on all four? Curious because your middle grays on #2 and #4 seem much flatter than those of 1 and 3. I am assuming you shot all of these on the same roll.

Mamiya C330 80mmF2.8 I think the film was FP4 10 months since i posted these