Ross Perot Museum of Nature and Science by Richardphotos
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this is over looking the many fossil skeletons of prehistoric creatures
this was hand held and did not like the yellow cast but I may go back again with my big flash
Comments (45)
Very very old.......Very nice!!!!!!!!!!
wow i going to have to go there one day
You must try to change WB manually to incandescent. I think BG could get dark if you use a flash (Unless you have a really big one). Personally, I like yellow cast, because it is the predominating one in the museum light and it gives a warm feeling to the exhibition,That might otherwise seem too cold because they are objects of the past, long dead.
Definitely something worth seeing and visiting! I really like this view, Richard! Gives the viewer a great perspective just enough to titillate the imagination! The exhibits seem like you could get lost in each one, exploring it... so much to see!
Wonderful photo Richard, Splendid museum, masterful shot!
Awesome ...
I kind of like this look it seems to fit well but yes let's see what else u can do with it! 'always a pleasure hugs"
Love that kind of museum
Oh ! Perfect capture of this interesting place. Natural museums are always interesting !
Great shot. That looks like a fun place.
Looks like a great place to visit.
Cool capture, lots to look at!
Fine pic! And fine atmosphere, too. Handheld camera or not is not the problem in my opinion; I would take the point of view a little bit more at the right side to kick off the balcony and the wall at the left parts, but I am not sure if this is able at this location. Must be a very interesting place, thanks for sharing!
the lighting on this stand is very too stark !perhaps with a filter...impressive capture evidently !!!
Always wondered whit Ross did in his spare time....colors look crystal clear. Nice shot!!