Holes In Walls

[Alan Clogwyn]

All taken in a disused Compressor house in Trefor Granite Quarry wth my little legacy Vivitar 24mm lens.















I'm pretty happy with them - except maybe the sky in the 2nd one.

[Welshlansdcaper]

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Excellent, all of them. Well done

Mike
Welshlandscaper

[Aquavit]

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Very good, the sky in the first one is excellent. I like the texture and colour rendition in some of the others.

[ringneck]

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Very good, the sky in the first one is excellent. I like the texture and colour rendition in some of the others.

Yes fantastic textures.....any HDR-ish used on these.....??

Keith

[edmund473]

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Very nice exposures great detail the first shot is my favourite.

[baldyb]

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Very interesting shots, I like them all.

I have been amazed at the number of old abandoned mine and quarry workings in Wales that anyone can still just wander around - no signs, barriers or concerns for H&S!! Ah, those were the days......

[Alan Clogwyn]

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Thanks for the comments, all much appreciated!

If you go wandering round Dinorwic Quarry, you can find yourself very deep within the danger keep out zone (like a mile or so from any boundary) and still find danger signs!

Thers no HDR merging, but I did use th built in flash to fill in on all except numbers 1 and 4, that was natural light as the big doorway was right opposite and lit it up just right.

They've all had the midtone contrast increased to bring out the detail, and red and green has been cranked up to being out the colours (maybe a bit too much red as that brings out the noise too!)

[BobS]

Re: Holes In Walls

Thanks for the comments, all much appreciated!

If you go wandering round Dinorwic Quarry, you can find yourself very deep within the danger keep out zone (like a mile or so from any boundary) and still find danger signs!

Thers no HDR merging, but I did use th built in flash to fill in on all except numbers 1 and 4, that was natural light as the big doorway was right opposite and lit it up just right.

They've all had the midtone contrast increased to bring out the detail, and red and green has been cranked up to being out the colours (maybe a bit too much red as that brings out the noise too!)

Hi Alan, I have copied a couple of your shots and reduced the noise. With your permission I will add them to this thread. Let me know.