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Nourishment - American Indian Museum

© Judith MacArthur

Nourishment - American Indian Museum

Uploaded: January 05, 2006

Description

Taken at the DC American Indian Museum from the upstairs balcony overlooking the main floor. Sigma 105mm macro lens, settings unrecorded. Some cropping, color adjustment, and sharpening in PS 7.0.

Comments

Barbara E. Scott May 11, 2006

This photo really tells a story. I feel nourished just looking at it. Nice angle, beautiful colors, great subject. #443710

Judith MacArthur level-classic May 11, 2006

Thank you, Barbara. I was so lucky in the position of the woman and the way she was dressed ... even to the gift bag at her side. I had never used the macro lens for anything but macro until that day, but we stopped at the Indian Museum on our way to an orchid exhibit... I was so astounded at the sharpness of the lens, handheld, though I did have a railing for some support. I didn't get any decent orchid shots, but this one is a personal favorite. I appreciate your comment. #2751979

Laura Clay-Ballard June 11, 2006

love this shot! sometimes it just all works out, doesn't it? :>) #2882751

Judith MacArthur level-classic June 12, 2006

Thanks for commenting, Laura.
You are so right...The American Indian Museum is an amazing photo op in many ways, which certainly helps the amateur's odds! :-) #2887586

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