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Sunday, June 28, 2009

Behind the Gates

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Following the theme of the previous post this is a view of a cell just beyond the Death Row Gates at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia.

This was taken on a photo meet up with Betsy Barron, Dan Creighton, Pat Shorten, Ed Heaton, Kelly Heaton, Paul Michko, Lindsay, Russ Devan, Russell Jackson, and Mark (Sherpa) Jackson, at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia PA on June 5, 2009. It was raining and nasty out which was the perfect weather to be in this place. Check out the slideshow page for more.

Nikon D700
Nikkor 50mm f/1.4
1/100 second
F/4.5
ISO 3600
50 mm

Check out my new slideshow page. The link is here and at the top and bottom of every page. I am testing out several formats for the slideshows each with their own advantages and disadvantages. It will be an evolving process and I will add new ones from time to time. I hope you will stop by and check them out and feel free to leave me some feedback.

I want to take a moment to express my sympathies for the people of Iran during such turbulent times. I hope and pray that they have their voices heard and that the terrible violence against them is ended. I am including some links in this post at the request of a fellow photoblogger.

http://onlymehdi.aminus3.com
http://photoblog.com/onlymehdi
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Labels: Eastern State Penitentiary, Historic sites, Pennsylvania, Phildelphia

posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM

14 Comments:

Anonymous Robert Kruh said...

Gorgeous processing and perfect composition! Beautiful work :)

9:15 AM, June 28, 2009  
Anonymous rian said...

it does look pretty ominous with the blurred out fence and decaying stuff there.. great mood though.. :)

12:19 PM, June 28, 2009  
Anonymous 10fraction said...

great picture!!! The blurred foreground is great on this type of subject. Bravo Laurie

4:25 AM, June 29, 2009  
Blogger Snapshutter said...

Great photo, and no doubt a difficult one given the range of lighting. These photo meet ups are fun, aren't they? We had one last week, met some new photogs, including a young lady who now started a blog (http://beatofaneye.blogspot.com) after we suggested it. Btw, got a train photo for you.

7:06 AM, June 29, 2009  
Anonymous John said...

I am a keen fan of these types of photo. It's a visual history that is worth treasuring no matter how ugly and unwelcoming the place.

7:42 AM, June 29, 2009  
Anonymous Andy said...

Wow love the decaying look of this shot. Really well done!

11:10 AM, June 29, 2009  
Anonymous Alexandra said...

Another stark reminder. A really gritty one at that!

11:34 AM, June 29, 2009  
Blogger photowannabe said...

Stunning, gritty shot. Love all the textures andtreatment.

1:04 PM, June 29, 2009  
Anonymous jelb said...

bonjour,
nice framing..great exposure..Bravo!

2:04 PM, June 29, 2009  
Anonymous veronelle said...

Very nice tones and luminosity play

4:06 PM, June 29, 2009  
Anonymous Mike said...

Really cool texture that is created by the grid of the fence.

4:09 PM, June 29, 2009  
Blogger akarui said...

This vue is a kind of explanation of what we saw on the previous picture. Nice textures.
My preference goes on the previous one.

7:51 PM, June 29, 2009  
Anonymous Michael Rawluk said...

What a dismal place to live out one's life. Stunning shot.

6:29 PM, July 03, 2009  
Anonymous Stephen said...

Interesting use of a pattern

9:38 PM, July 11, 2009  

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