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'Sanctuary from the Trenches'

By SteveBaz
During the First World War Dunham Massey Hall became Stamford Military Hospital to care for the wounded. As a remembrance of the 100th anniversary they are have recreated the hospital with the title 'Sanctuary from the Trenches'.
As part of this they have actors 'playing' the part of the nurses & wounded soldiers. I managed to catch this shot as the sun came through the window. I thought it captured a 'haunting' almost 'ghostly' feel.
All comments welcome
Thanks for looking
Cheers Steve

Tags: Photo journalism General Black and white Specialist and abstract Portraits and people

Voters: User_Removed, DicksPics, morpheus1955 and 5 more


Uploaded:
5 May 2014 9:01AM
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Fujifilm X-T1
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18.0-55.0 mm f/2.8-4.0
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1/40s
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ISO:
800
Focal Length:
18.0 mm
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DicksPics Plus
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5 May 2014 9:25AM
A reminder to us all of the hardships endured by these brave souls, Steve!

Richard

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dudler Plus
13 547 1105 England
5 May 2014 9:48AM
Terribly tricky as it would have been, I think I'd like to have seen just a fraction of detail in the bright areas, and soem darkening bottom left, to stop the eye straying out of the picture...

Brilliant composition, and wonderful, haunting (emotionally, not ghostly!) feel to the whole thing.
Last modified by dudler on 5 May 2014 10:01AM
rontear Plus
14 8 8 England
5 May 2014 10:53AM
Emotionally strong Steve.
Ron

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