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I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
I was lucky to visit the Graham Port Wine cellar in being the only visitor. The usual guided tour of 30mn lasted in fact 2h, and the guide let me all the time I wanted to take photos of this fascinating cellar... Very dark conditions though, shot with a Kodak P3200 at the minimum aperture of f4 that allows the XPan, then push processed by myself at 6400iso. It was a good surprise that some shots came out so good! :)
#2019 #OregonCoast #Svema200@100 #LCARussian From the outskirts of Garibaldi and then from its marina. The second one is a combined image of 2 frames shot consecutively
