Nigel Stanley5/5 National Gallery
Looking up at one of the ceiling domes in London's #nationalgallery.
#Laowa6mm f2 (on my #OMsystems OM1)
4/5 National Gallery
Another ultra-wide shot from London's #nationalgallery The #Laowa 6mm f2 is not easy to use but when you get everything lined up and level it's really something.
3/5 National Gallery
A gallery view in London's #nationalgallery showing just how wide the Laowa 6mm f2 (on my #OMsystems OM1) goes. I was standing only just in front of the marblw floor pattern.
2/5 National Gallery
Looking up at the central dome of London's #NationalGallery
#Laowa 6mm f2 (on my #OMsystems OM1). This is a slight #panorama as I didn't want to lie on the floor in the middle of a tour group.
1/5 National Gallery
This week a set of #architecture #interiors from London's #NationalGallery taken with the ridiculously ultra-wide Laowa 6mm f2 (on my OM1). This is a hand-held #vertorama.
5/5 West Ham Engine House
Two details shots today from around the beam engines that once lifted West Ham's sewage up to the Northern Outfall sewer so it could run down to the Beckton sewage works.
4/5 West Ham Engine House
Two snaps today. The first shows the beam of one of the engines - pushed and pulled by the cylinders under the LH end. The second is under the RH end showing the link from the beam to the flywheel that ran the bucket pumps for West Ham's sewage.
#laowa6mm #omsystemom1 #photography
#blackandwhite
#urbex
#london
3/5 West Ham Engine House
The view that greets you when you enter. The boilers were behind the far wall and you can see the cylinders for each of the two engines on either side. The second snap shows a close up.
There are two cylinders for each engine: 30" HP and 48" LP. The engines turned at 12 rpm.
#photography
#blackandwhite
#urbex
#london #laowa6mm #omsystemom1
2/5 West Ham Engine House
A pair of beam engines were used to lift West Ham's sewage. The engine house still contains the cylinders, beams and the pumps. Here's a big wheel on the pump side of one of them.
