Photogrammetry capture of the crypt and Dissenters’ Chapel interior at Kensal Green Cemetery, London.
Date: 1830s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissenters%27_Chapel,_Kensal_Green
https://www.kensalgreen.co.uk/
Access and assistance supplied by trustee, Colin Fenn.
4848 photos taken in March 2021 with a Sony a6000 and processed in Reality Capture.
Area around loculi (coffin shelves), some railings and side gallery of chapel cleaned up by hand due to processing errors.
One corner of the crypt could not be scanned due to a locked gate to where the coffins are stored.
Scale: There is a red/orange 1 meter ruler on the ground in front of the black gate in the crypt.
18 comments
It's fine interior scene! Thanx!
@artfletch Definitely up for that. I'll email you about arrangements. Stunning model - 4,848 photo's? Wow.
@thedronedetective I didn't. Colin Fenn (trustee) was trying to get us permission to do it but the various covid lockdowns delayed things. I'll follow up with and see if there's any possibility. Would you be interested in aerial photography there too?
This is fascinating Dave. Didi you do The Anlgican Chapel as well? I can't find it on here. Maybe our next project?
@JoaoPCSAlves Glad to hear it and very happy that you like the model. Thank you.
This is more interesting than 90% of the Discovery Channel content nowadays. Thank you for sharing.
woaw thanks for sharing !
Great work @artfletch !
Класс!!
@nebulousflynn Yay, thanks Tom!
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Thanks for sharing, very comprehensive. Interesting history to Dissenters, very prominent down here in Cornwall. In fact I was doing some work in a Dissenter's cemetery not two weeks ago.
This is really impressive.
@therealdodger This made me chuckle.
Me: *tries to model a D&D dungeon by hand*
You: *scans an entire real crypt*
Me: *throws in the towel*
Your 3D scans are always amazing!
Such an impressive project -- daunting and accomplished. The emotional impact of the imagery is as potent as the documentary quality.