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Radisson Blu Hotel Norge, Bergen
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Victorian canopy - The magnificent Grade II listed canopy and buildings at Hellifield station built in 1880 by the Midland Railway
A massive modern sculpture in the atrium of the MSC Virtuosa gives a multitude of reflected images, the robot is reflected from behind with the Virtuosa Galleria stretching of in the distance
This is my first picture to be processed from London Open House on 19th and 20 September 2015. There is a great Atrium at the Angel Building, Islington with a black sculpture in the centre. It is called Out of the Strong Came Forth Sweetness by Ian McChesney. The shape of the piece was generated by allowing treacle to fall from a spoon and the resulting form is then inverted resulting in a point. The spoon at the base is formed from a seating area allowing me to lie on in to take this shot.
The number visiting was quite small thus avoiding the dreaded queues so common at Open House . After viewing the Atrium from the ground floor there were regular tours taking the lift to view it from the top floor and to take in the view from the roof. The picture was taken handheld with a Sony A700 with a Sigma 10-20 mm lens at 10mm.. In the camera 3 raw images 2EV spacing for HDR. The last image was used in Camera Raw to create 2 additional brighter exposures so 5 in all. Outputted in Photomatix using contrast optimiser preset for a natural look.
My first edit was to bring more light into the foreground than I could get with Photomatix by adding the plus 2 EV image as a new layer, masking it off and then adding it back over parts of the foreground with a white brush at varying opacity. More detail was brought in using Topaz Clarity and noise reduced using Topaz DeNoise.
Conversion to mono was done with Topaz B&W Effects 2 using a contrast detail preset.
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The central sky lit dome of a resplendent victorian arcade . Melbourne is fortunate to have a number of these grand shopping arcades of the past .
The Block
Melbourne . Victoria
11.2.2016. The impressive covered atrium at the British Museum - the figures look a bit 'Lowry' like to me.
Royal Ontario Museum.
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Entrance atrium to Park Hill Flats following the Urban Splash redevelopment of part of the Grade II listed building
Charlottesville, Virginia
Others from this trip are in the Album www.flickr.com/photos/thadz/albums/72157660032324601
Singapore, MBS hotel: The interior of the hotel does not disappoint compared to its famous "ship-on-three-buildings" exterior facade. Rooms are on both sides over-looking the lobby. More expensive rooms are above these levels and do not have this "balcony view". However they get less noise, more privacy, and more prestigious with better views over the bay area as they get higher. Yes, that is an art piece hanging from the ceiling. The "ledges" close to the windows at the far end are actually walkways.
For the "story so far":
The oldest buildings on this military terrain date back from the mid 19th century. It was built to house the workers of the local rocket factory.
During the time it was used to house the infantry, to hold Russian prisoners of war and was even taken over by the German and Russian forces.
After the wars it was actively used by several infantries but the last soldiers left in the beginning of the 20th century.
And now this place, where tough soldiers lived their lives, remains in peace....
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