A photograph of double doors on a dilapidated truck in the sidings of the East Somerset Railway. Under scrutiny, the signs "Hommes 40" and "Chevaux En Long 8" look suspiciously recent in comparison to the peeling paint and air of general dilapidation. Perhaps some film project had a hand in this.
The original photograph showed much more detail, but being taken from a low viewpoint it displayed converging verticals, vestiges of which remain despite processing in Lightroom. The action of correcting the verticals meant that a much reduced portion resulted. This is such a compelling subject that it could be worth a return visit with a stepladder.
Maybe this would be how it appeared to a Shetland pony.
Under scrutiny, the signs "Hommes 40" and "Chevaux En Long 8" look suspiciously recent in comparison to the peeling paint and air of general dilapidation. Perhaps some film project had a hand in this.
The 'Evening Chronicle' was published daily in Bath, Somerset covering news in Bath, northern Somerset and west Wiltshire until 2007 when it was renamed the 'Bath Chronicle' and published weekly. It has had many changes of identity in its time. In the 1960s it became the 'Bath and Wilts Evening Chronicle' and in 1974 was retitled the 'Bath and West Evening Chronicle'.
Nikon D40 and Tamron SP 35mm F1.8 Di VC lens. The D40 has a crop sensor and so pairing it with a 35mm lens makes using it like the old days of film when you bought a camera with a standard 50mm lens.
1600 ISO; f/11; 1/500th. You can obtain much more clarity from a prime lens.
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