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One of the chapels of Segovia cathedral contains this marvellous painted vault. Gothic architecture in flagrant colour.
I shot this for the woodworking contractor who did the ceiling and wood paneling. The point of view was chosen to emphasize the ceiling. We chose not to turn on the wall sconces, as they just added a distracting glow and color cast. I wish I had the 24 TS for this, but I didn't so I shot with my 16-35 and use perspective correction in PS.
I monolight in each front corner of the room, bounced into corner ceiling. 2nd exposure for window blended in. 2nd exposure for lamp glow blended in. 2nd exposure for corridor light on right to match color temperature blended in.
We chose the props in the right corner from things available in the house.
April 2015.
Long weekend in Yorkshire.
Castle Howard is a private residence, the home of the Carlisle branch of the Howard family for more than 300 years.
Building to a design by Sir John Vanbrugh for the 3rd Earl of Carlisle began in 1699 and took over 100 years to complete. The Carlisle inheritance was split in 1911 when Castle Howard was inherited by the younger son.
The estate is famous for its use in the TV and cinematic productions of Brideshead Revisited.
Supported around the base by pillars and arched doorways, these lines on the dome in the old entrance to the Royal Ontario Museum move upward and converge overhead at the top of the rotunda. This one photo can't fully capture the splendor of this building, but I like it for today's @dailyshoot challenge.
To gain another perspective on the ROM's previous main entranceway, see the panorama shot and the wider shot. Taken last Saturday, these three pictures, along with the Museum Subway stop picture (for dolmansaxlil), reflect some elements of our visit to Toronto to see the Warrior Emperor and China's Terracotta Army exhibit.
@dailyshoot Use strong converging lines in a photograph today. It's your choice whether or not to show the vanishing point. #ds418
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