Critique Welcomed The National Museum New Building

[Brian Moore]

According to the official website of the National Museum in Prague the "New Building," which you see here, first served as the Prague Stock Exchange from 1938 until the Germans occupied the country, then as Parliament (1946-1992), then as studios for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (1995-2009).

I shot this with the Canon F1 and Canon FD17mm/f4 and Agfa Precisa 100 slide film accidentally cross processed in C41 chemicals.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

The building is interesting, of sure, but the quartet in the foreground are posing perfectly, looking in different directions, calling us to follow. Brilliant.

 

[Brian Moore]

The building is interesting, of sure, but the quartet in the foreground are posing perfectly, looking in different directions, calling us to follow. Brilliant.

Thanks, Rob. I agree about the foursome. I snapped the fotie at a good moment. Bit of luck really because the moment I told my finger to press the shutter release the young lady in black was looking straight ahead. She turned at just the right time, I think. Thanks again, Rob!

 

[Pete Askew]

Fabulous again Brian (and pleased I've ordered a load of this film now!) and the colours are great. But I agree with Rob and it is the 4 figures that make the difference.

 

[Brian Moore]

Fabulous again Brian (and pleased I've ordered a load of this film now!) and the colours are great. But I agree with Rob and it is the 4 figures that make the difference.

Thank you, Pete. Are you planning to cross-process any of the film?

 

[Pete Askew]

All! Need to expose them first of course!

 

[Brian Moore]

All! Need to expose them first of course!

Excellent! Looking forward to the results.