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The old home of Elizabeth of Shrewsbury 2nd richest woman next to Queen Elizabeth I, before she built the new house

Leica M4P + 28mmF2 Ultron, Agfa APX100
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And the New House

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What a perspective in the first one! How did you get that bird to fly over? lol That's pretty cool. I particularly like the second one of the window, that's my favorite. I like the sunlight coming thru the windows of that abandoned interior. Nice set.
 
What a perspective in the first one! How did you get that bird to fly over? lol That's pretty cool. I particularly like the second one of the window, that's my favorite. I like the sunlight coming thru the windows of that abandoned interior. Nice set.
Thank you very much
 
I love the spooky look of the windows, and I like "character" of the the third image, but the person on the walkway is a little bit distracting to me. There might be too much mid tone for my taste (just learning to appreciate shooting for a bit less midtones in my own images), and I would love to see if the image focus could be a little sharper. On this note I've heard that most lenses are at their best around f/8, and I'm starting to experiment with that.
 
I love the spooky look of the windows, and I like "character" of the the third image, but the person on the walkway is a little bit distracting to me. There might be too much mid tone for my taste (just learning to appreciate shooting for a bit less midtones in my own images), and I would love to see if the image focus could be a little sharper. On this note I've heard that most lenses are at their best around f/8, and I'm starting to experiment with that.
if these were digital they probably would be a bit sharper looking but sharpness is overrated and not always wanted with film
 

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