The drying shed, known as hjallur, was a standard feature in many Icelandic homes. Few are left of those sheds but this one stands on the coast of the capital, Reykjavik, like a monuement of the past.
PS: Levels, Channel Mixer, B&W, USM, Frame and Save for the Web.
Camera Model: DCP-200
Equipment Maker: SONY
Date Taken: 20.02 15:00
Color Representation: sRGB
Subject Distance:
Flash Used: No
Focal Length: 8mm
F-numer: F/5,6
ISO: 100
Exposure Time: 1/200 sec.
Metering Mode: Pattern
Exposure Compensation: 0 step
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Has a certain old-fashioned feel to it - probably because of the narrow dynamic range here: you're a long way from white, and I think that's not done any favours for the overall tonality of your image. There is good detail, but the scene doesn't hold enough magic for me.
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