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The Assay Lab where the gold ore was tested for content to see if it was worth mining.
2EV 4 image HDR, processed with Photomatix finished in Photoshop
Canon 50D, f8, ISO 100, 18mm, 1.332 – 6 sec, RAW
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Excellent processing!
Thanks a lot, Tots.
– rjcolby
This is fabulous Dick, the HDR really works so well for this sort of image. What a fantastic location :-)
Yes in these old buildings there are no lights, and flash would kill it. This one has chicken wire across the front to protect the things inside, so we shoot through a hole. The variable would be the sun beams and what they hit. Thanks a bunch Matt.
– rjcolby
Gosh Dick, this reminds me of my own kitchen, although the stove in your shot looks more modern ::))))
This is great image, well done
Sandra x (love those bellows too)
Yes it’s a bit like the blacksmith shop with the bellows. Thanks Sandra.
– rjcolby
What a fantastic place! Love the processing Dick! I’ll have to look more closely when I have a puter screen!
Thank you, Mel. Please do…
– rjcolby
Perfect shot of HDR !!!
Great Shot ! :)
Thank you Ethan. Nice complement.
– rjcolby
Excellent!
Thank you, Erika
– rjcolby
Wow ..fantastic image.
Thanks, Leo
– rjcolby
love the photo and the place : )
Thank you Denise, and nice to hear from you.
– rjcolby
wow, terrific work there rj! love that old brickwork and decaying walls, showing the layers and textures…beautiful colouring :)
Thank you Karin. It is a very interesting place. A feeling of contradictions, Hate to see it continue to decay, but the decay holds a certain fascination too. A fairly dark space so the lighting really changes with the moving sun. Makes it a treat to see over and over…
– rjcolby
Just an awesome image,great color and tones, lighting
Thanks, Dennis. Great comments, you’ve left.
– rjcolby