The pictures are a mixture of single images and three-shot HDRs. All were hand-held, and the majority were taken at ISO3200. The 5DmkII still astonishes me sometimes...
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Blickling Hall Interiors
I'd always considered the National Trust as being relatively unfriendly towards photographers. As well as the "no tripods" rule, there's usually been a ban on taking pictures inside their buildings. Things must be changing, though, as I was actively encouraged to use my camera inside Blickling Hall, so long as I didn't use flash. Light levels were low, but I still managed to capture some of the amazing interior of this place.
The pictures are a mixture of single images and three-shot HDRs. All were hand-held, and the majority were taken at ISO3200. The 5DmkII still astonishes me sometimes...
The pictures are a mixture of single images and three-shot HDRs. All were hand-held, and the majority were taken at ISO3200. The 5DmkII still astonishes me sometimes...
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what’s underneath the stairscase
ReplyDeleteIt's a large, open entrance hall, if memory serves. Try googling "Blickling Hall Staircase" and you'll find other shots which show more of the staircase surroundings.
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