Indoor Shots

[Sergio M.]

This past weekend was pretty hot. My wife and I decided to go inside and cool off for a bit. We found an empty bench off to the side of one of the displays. I thought I'd see what I could capture while cooling off. These were all taken inside the The Institute of Texas Cultures.

Boy

Voigtlander 40mm, f/2.8, 1/40, ISO1600, +1 EV

Girl

Voigtlander 40mm, f/2.8, 1/100, ISO3200, +1 EV

I was playing around with a different perspective. Since the men on the left were looking up and the woman on the right appears to be looking down, I left the tilt.

Voigtlander 40mm, f/2.8, 1/125, ISO1600, +1 EV

Man

Voigtlander 40mm, f/2.8, 1/100 ISO3200, +1 EV

[Mike Buckley]

The first two are really precious.

[RBSinTo]

Sergio,
I agree that the first two pictures are the best of the bunch, especially the first one.
Reminds me of the interesting and humorous photos we used to see every week on the "Miscellany" page of Life Magazine.
Well seen and photographed!
Robert

[thetraveler]

I'm with these guys^.
The first two catch special moments.

[IzzieK]

The first two are cuties...made me smile. The woman in the third shot, small world!...i I am right, her name in real life is Jessica Vanderzwaag but then I may be wrong...

[Shadowman]

Nice shots.

[flashback]

All interesting shots but I kind of like the last one the best, slow strolling, arms crossed, would really like to have seen him face on but as it is it still works for me.

[Sergio M.]

The first two are really precious.

Thanks, Mike. Leave it to children to do what they do.

Sergio,
I agree that the first two pictures are the best of the bunch, especially the first one.
Reminds me of the interesting and humorous photos we used to see every week on the "Miscellany" page of Life Magazine.
Well seen and photographed!
Robert

Thanks, Robert. I do remember Life Magazine. A great publication.

I'm with these guys^.
The first two catch special moments.

Thanks, Lew. I try and catch special moments. I'm not always successful, but I try.

The first two are cuties...made me smile. The woman in the third shot, small world!...i I am right, her name in real life is Jessica Vanderzwaag but then I may be wrong...

Thanks, Izzie. Are you talking about the lady on the left or right? If she's not who you think she is, maybe she's just her doppelganger.

Nice shots.

Thanks, John, for commenting.

All interesting shots but I kind of like the last one the best, slow strolling, arms crossed, would really like to have seen him face on but as it is it still works for me.

Thanks, Jack. Yeah, he just walked on and never turned around. Otherwise I would have tried to get a shot.

Sergio

[Dave A]

The first two are great shots, well done.

Dave

[Rebel]

The first two are great shots Sergio - well captured.

[IzzieK]

Thanks, Izzie. Are you talking about the lady on the left or right? If she's not who you think she is, maybe she's just her doppelganger.

Sergio

The lady on the right...she lives with us and came home last night... her parents lives in Texas, both military. She smiled when she saw your image.

[Sergio M.]

The first two are great shots, well done.

Dave

Thanks, Dave.

The first two are great shots Sergio - well captured.

Thanks, Matt.

The lady on the right...she lives with us and came home last night... her parents lives in Texas, both military. She smiled when she saw your image.

It certainly is a small world. If I had known, I would have tried to get a better photo. Say Hi for me.

Sergio