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Natural History Museum [Explored]
A follow-up visit to the South Kensington area gave me an opportunity to break out my tilt-shift lens in order to capture this view of the main entrance to the Natural History Museum.
This is actually a vertical panorama from two shots taken handheld with a quick turn of the shift knob between each exposure. Although it is possible to capture in a single exposure holding the camera in the portrait orientation, the framing was a little tight, so I wanted the option to have slightly more room in the composition hence the two-landscape-shots-combined approach.
Much like standing in front of Westminster Abbey close up, you really have to be standing in this exact spot to appreciate how much this is to cram in with a 17mm lens.
Unsurprisingly this is a Grade I listed building, #1080675 at Cromwell Road, SW7 5BD.
Natural History Museum [Explored]
A follow-up visit to the South Kensington area gave me an opportunity to break out my tilt-shift lens in order to capture this view of the main entrance to the Natural History Museum.
This is actually a vertical panorama from two shots taken handheld with a quick turn of the shift knob between each exposure. Although it is possible to capture in a single exposure holding the camera in the portrait orientation, the framing was a little tight, so I wanted the option to have slightly more room in the composition hence the two-landscape-shots-combined approach.
Much like standing in front of Westminster Abbey close up, you really have to be standing in this exact spot to appreciate how much this is to cram in with a 17mm lens.
Unsurprisingly this is a Grade I listed building, #1080675 at Cromwell Road, SW7 5BD.