Classic shot in the Segovia Cathedral
This really is a classic composition for a place like this :). I just could resist to also have a photo like this. I took this shot in the cloister of the Segovia Cathedral in Segovia. I wanted to try few different composition, but few seconds after I took this shot, I was asked to stop using my tripod, and the security guard started walking around, interfering with my shots. Probably he thought I will destroy the stone floor tiles with the rubber feet of my tripod :) But either way, I’m happy with this shot.
Number of exposures: 3; Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark II; Lens: Canon 16-35 mm F2.8;
Focal length: 16 mm; Aperture: 13.0; Middle exposure time: 0.3s; ISO: 100; Tripod used: yes
Compare to the original 0EV shot:
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Where was this photo taken:
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I do like this shot a lot. It also looks illustrated in a way. Beautiful.