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ctfchallenge | all galleries >> Challenge 180 - It's Your Call >> c180 It's Your Call - Exhibition > Museums & Art Galleries #1
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10 February 2009 YesBut

Museums & Art Galleries #1

London

British Museum

Nikon D40,AF-S Nikkor 18 - 55 mm

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Rod 01-Mar-2009 02:21
Well done Debi on your commenting but you seemed to have nothing to say about Tommys & my awesome picys. Would you like us to do some Photoshop magic to get your attention.
Sorry YB for saying nothing about your work of ahrt......here goes.......I agree wiv Penny they look like Russian spies:-)
ctfchallenge28-Feb-2009 17:47
@ YB - lol @ Rod - yes I sometimes start from the latest pic and work backwards. But I do think I have commented on a fair bit. If I have not may be I had nothing to say - Debi
Guest 28-Feb-2009 09:34
Thanks Rod for stopping-by and leaving a comment :)

YB
Guest 28-Feb-2009 09:29
Thanks Penny.

Sue Anne - they are standing the other side of the exhibit. They were concentrating so much on the clock they didn't notice me taking the shot.

YB
sue anne28-Feb-2009 03:17
That is a neat thing. I was trying to figure out if this was a reflection or looking right at the people?
Rod 28-Feb-2009 02:54
Debi do you only comment on picys at the bottom of the gallery?
ctfchallenge28-Feb-2009 02:27
they look a little like Russian Spies. (did I say that?) Penny Street
ctfchallenge27-Feb-2009 23:17
love your topic. and your photo. and the faces.
I'm looking forward to many more...
Penny Street
Guest 27-Feb-2009 22:25
No I didn't :)

CJ posted while I as typing (very slowly) my comment.

YB
Guest 27-Feb-2009 22:23
Correct CJ, its a clock mechanism in a large glass case (you can see the reflections). The faces make the shot.

When at a museum I spend more time looking at the visitors than the exhibits!

YB
aam1234 27-Feb-2009 22:21
You forgot CJ, YB :)
Guest 27-Feb-2009 22:18
Thanks Debi, aam and Lydia.

I was at the Imperial yesterday afternoon Brent, but the G9 was struggling with the light levels. I did get a couple of shots, but I don't know whether I will post them - I have to sort through the shots I took today at Tate Modern and the Saatchi Gallery.

YB
ctfchallenge27-Feb-2009 22:17
Good topic for you YB as you have many to choose from in London and a great place for candids! Can you tell us what you and the men were looking at? Is it a mechanism for a giant clock? I like the different expressions on their faces. The guy on the right looks quizzical and the one ofn the left looks very matter-of-fact. CJ
ctfchallenge27-Feb-2009 21:54
Cool! I like museums and this is a fun shot of one, YB. ~Lydia
ctfchallenge27-Feb-2009 19:46
Great topic for a Londoner YB! I like what the two blokes add to this image. Have you ever captured images at the Imperial War Museum? I found the natural light coming in was wonderful there.
~Brent
aam1234 27-Feb-2009 19:06
Very nice.
ctfchallenge27-Feb-2009 18:11
What a unique topic. I like this - Debi