Tuesday, November 22, 2022

Old Melbourne Gaol - Interior

 


It rains a lot whenever it is a weekend in Melbourne. Originally, I was going to do some urban exploration in Geelong. Then the plan switched to this simple visit to the old goal. 


Sorry Stefan. This is a weird lens fetish I have for ultra-wide angle lens :)


Sony A7RIV

Laowa 9mm f5.6


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28 comments:

  1. Wide angle lenses offer interesting results, but surely, unless I am misunderstanding, you mean gaol and not goal. Perhaps it autocorrected because I am not sure it likes that spelling. Sorry if I am off the mark.

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    1. Laowa 9mm f5.6 is a manual focus lens. I set aperture at f8 all time to keep things in focus

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  3. Interesting photo, I like the view looking up the stairs. Take care, have a great day!

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  4. What an incredible view, reminds me of a spaceship.

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    1. Thank you, Pat. It is hard to capture that sentiment without a wide-angle lens there

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  6. That's pretty spooky! Interesting perspective.
    Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2022/11/some-things-im-thankful-for_098575593.html

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  7. Looks amazing, even thought it's old, those walls have seen and heard a lot.

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  8. I have never seen anything like this! What is it? It looks like something from Mad Max, or steampunk. What an awesome photo you have taken!! Like an entire other world.

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  9. 19th century prisons were particularly brutal. Your photo reminds us of life back then :(

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  10. Beautifully caught-- Your lens magnifies the feelings of horror. Excellent.

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  11. I would NOT want to be locked up there! It's kind of creepy and scary. I like the angle -- it adds to the creepiness of the environment!

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  12. Part of the ceiling looks like a spider web. Wonder if it was on purpose. How creepy, on purpose (by the builders). Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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