When I visited the Guyana Parliament building for some photography, I took a photo of what would probably be the ideal Civilian’s View, that is, from the chairs (benches) available to members of the public. I tried setting up in the centre (I think I was off by an inch or two)
I did this in HDR, and while I try to avoid too much high saturation images (especially in HDRs) this one showcases the beauty of the room to effect (I think)
I think I should try someday to get in here for an actual session. Would they allow me to photograph in there during a session, I wonder…
Click on the image to see it better in the Gallery.
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So you wait years to drop this on us? When did we visit here? You don’t mean to rush these things, do you? 🙂
We went there almost two year’s ago, June 2012 (26th to be precise)
And why rush? 🙂
Now the configuration of the seats is different. Outdated photo 🙂
True Dwayne, it means a revisit is in order 🙂
Thats a lot of chairs for such a small country! Beautiful room though a definite sense of style, a good photo, I’ll look forward to an updated pic!
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