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La machine à voyager dans le temps - chapître II

Posted by Le Photalgraphiste (London, United Kingdom) on 14 May 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

Here is a second photo shot in the Tower Hamlets cemetery park I was telling you about yesterday - sepia series again.

I found this very touching. First, as you may know it is an abandoned cemetery (see yesterday's pic). Then, this deceased lady is the only one facing this direction. She looked even more abandoned.

I think I could have used a smaller depth of field to get the subject standing out from the rest more. Well, I spot metered the tomb which is a good thing, but a shorter depth of field might have looked good as well.

Anyway. I'm loving my new Nikon lens (18-200 VR), it can be very sharp. Thanks for your feedback ;)

Modifications : sepia filter + contrast in Nikon Capture and that's all.

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NIKON D70
2/100 second
F/8.0
300 mm

cemetary
sepia