Below are a selection of contemporary digital photographs that I made on visits to the Ulster Folk & Transport Museum at Cultra, near Belfast, Northern Ireland.
See: https://www.nmni.com/our-museums/ulster-folk-and-transport-museum/Home.aspx
Museums offer opportunity to study historic equipment and take in the spirit of earlier times. But can be challenging places to make captivating photos. Confined quarters, cluttered arrangements, and other visitors can complicate composition.
Contrasty mixed source lighting is another problem. Thankfully modern digital cameras do an excellent job of balancing florescent, incandescent light with direct and indirect daylight. While the ability to make test shots helps to obtain better exposures.
I exposed these images using my FujiFilm XT1 with a 12mm Zeiss Touit lens.
Tracking the Light Posts Every Day.
Almost the same as here in US. I go to the Transport Museums and I see equipment I remember when it was delivered to the Property and already in the Museum. Maybe I am getting to Old for this World.