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Dreaming of adventure on the high seas

© Gary Kratkiewicz

Dreaming of adventure on the high seas

Uploaded: December 06, 2001

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Shot handheld under fairly dim available light at the Boston Museum of Science; Nikon Coolpix 995 at 800 ISO, B&W mode, 1/45, and f/3.1

Comments

Piper Lehman December 06, 2001

Gary, this is very telling--you can almost feel the angst from the little boy. Is this your son? He wants so badly to get inside the glass and play with this boat--at least be able to touch it. Museums are a cruel place to take a child, when you think about it! :^) #2263

Gary Kratkiewicz December 09, 2001

Yes, he is. He spent a lot of time looking at the ship models while his older sister looked at an interactive display on weather. I think he really did want to play with them, but he's been to enough museums to know that he couldn't... #3658

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