Sofia Albertina Church in Landskrona 5/11/25 (part two)

Here are some more photographs of the interior of the wonderful Sofia Albertina Church in Landskrona.

 

Sofia Albertina Church in Landskrona 5/11/25 (part one)

I have been wanting to get into this church with my 14mm f2.8 for a while now and finally got to go. I wasn't disappointed, the church is a real gem, beautiful to photograph and like many of these places of worship it has a calm peacefulness about it. You can read more about the church on Wikipedia here: Sofia Albertina Church.

All photos were taken hand held on a Nikon D850 with the fantastic 14mm f2.8 or the 50mm f1.8 attached, some editing was done in DxO PL6, mainly just colour, contrast, noise removal and sharpening.

 

 

Some B&W's from My Walk Today (part two)

Yes, more. 😋

Some B&W's from My Walk Today (part one)

Went for an after lunch walk today, mostly to get into and photograph the big church downtown, but something was up there so I went for a little walk and took these. Because the light was just dim, grey and flat I ended up converting them to b&w which look much better than the colour versions. 

 

Autumn in Landskrona Slottsparken (Part Two)

Went for a little walk in the Landskrona Slottsparken today and got a few pics of the stunning autumn colours.

 

Autumn in Landskrona Slottsparken (Part One)

Went for a little walk in the Landskrona Slottsparken today and got a few pics of the stunning autumn colours. 

New Studio Backdrop

Some time ago I got a new collapsible background from an online retailer and since then it has been sitting behind my regular backdrop while I got on with the time consuming daily routine that fills our lives. I have just started two weeks of leave time and my pledge was to spend more time behind the camera. Hence... out with the unused backdrop, camera, flashes and the plastic model. All pics taken with my D850, 24-120mm f4 lens, three Nikon Speed-lights, one shot through a large soft-box for the main light and two small light shapers for the back accent lights one of which had a blue filter added for effect. All were triggered via an SU-800 Nikon wireless commander.

Final image first:

 

 

Next a "pullback" shot to show the rear accent lights and the main light on the right: 

Next up with only the main light: 

 ...and one with only the rear accent lights:

The last two pics are just to show what happens when one changes the point of view lower and higher:

All in all I think the backdrop gives a very pleasing effect with it's warm colours and sets off the blue highlight colour quite nicely.