Continuing on with the WW1 museum I will share some of the ones I thought turned out decent. Please keep in mind many times I was shooting through glass with high glare. Next time back I will take my CP filter and see if it helps take the glare off.
I spent 5 hours there and could easily spend 5 more, I highly recommend it for anyone with interest in WW1.
The NOCT makes a great museum lens, really all the lenses I carried did really well. The 15 has the glare and ghosting issues at times and one has to be careful to shield it from side light. The flip side is its faster than the 5.5 and thus nice for these sorts of shots. The 15, 35, and NOCT were used most.
Last but least, I don’t condone war and the subjects in these pictures are simply the museums. I confess I learnt quite a bit about WW1 at the museum, which was very fact based and focused on the major players and their motivations. Was a eye opener for me to say the least!
I hope you all enjoy and I do plan on getting a nice WW1 photo book, I ordered it today and am looking forward to it!
Perhaps some of my international friends here can add comments about those with French and German items.
