I’ve been shooting this church interior occasionally with various cameras (Nikon ‘A’, Panasonic GM1, Leica ‘T’ and X Vario, etc.), but the D-Lux has done the best job so far, I suppose because it has the best combination of sensor size and fast lens. It isn’t possible to use a tripod here, and since the best shooting location is braced against the bowl containing holy water, shoot quickly and leave is the only option.
Leica D-Lux, f2.8, 1/25 handheld, ISO 200.
Leica X2 Paul Smith edition, Leica X-E, Panasonic ZS-100.This is really very nice I think, and the bit of off-center non/semi-symmetry gives the composition a little something extra. I like the light and colors too.
Doug
Thanks – besides the usual difficulties, getting such favorable lighting was due to someone opening a skylight or windows of some kind, and there were the extreme contrasts from that. But I thought the D-Lux handled it very well.
Leica X2 Paul Smith edition, Leica X-E, Panasonic ZS-100.Thanks for the clarification! Lighting does play a key role in creating atmosphere, but it’s important to remember that high-quality wall finishes are equally important in any interior. In my case, I chose eco friendly peel and stick wallpaper from FancyWalls. This is a great option for those looking to update their interiors easily and without unnecessary complications while still being mindful of health and the environment. The wallpaper is so easy to install that you don’t even need any special experience or tools.
So, if you want to add not only light but also stylish finishing, I would recommend considering these options.
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