Kimbell (added images)

[Roy]

I couldn't decide where to post this ......LOL.

Figured the hometown might appreciate it. Just one of many from an event last night.

[CaptainTom]

Nice Roy
I saw that there was something at the Kimbell last night.
Party ??

[Roy]

Thanks Tom. It was a "Discover The Languages" event for the kids in the school district. Different but fun. My first time to shoot in the Museum and for some reason they felt like I needed a guide. No flash allowed inside at all plus I got to sign in at the security desk.

[guitarbug]

Very cool Roy! Love the lighting on this.

[bburton]

Great colors and composition, Roy.

[Roy]

Thanks Chris and Bruce. This was the first shot on my "Guided Tour". If I get time to process more I'll try to post a few. Interesting place inside and out.

[JohnT]

I like it, Roy. With clean high ISO, who needs flash?

[matwey]

Figured the hometown might appreciate it. Just one of many from an event last night.

Great shot , just curiosity can you take a pictures inside museum ?

[KeithnFW]

wow Roy. . . I bet the museum would love this pic. It's outstanding!

[kachina]

Roy, nice shot.

[Roy]

Thanks John. I knew the light would make for more drama. If I could of used just a little fill flash.... There's some really old paintings in there. I know one was a painting of Lazuras from the grave done in the 1400's. That's old and rare! I think the concern was too much flash over a period of time by every person taking photos could have adverse effect on the patina in some of the paintings. I understand. I'd like to shoot there again sometime.

[Roy]

Thanks Mark. There were a few other people there with point and shoots and I saw one Canon Rebel but you better not use flash. I don't really know why they felt I needed a guide. The video guy had a much larger piece of equipment and he was just floating freely. It's a public place so I don't know why you couldn't take photos. I did but like I said, I had to sign in at the security desk and have a guide with me. Even she said there was nothing on display I couldn't photograph.

[Roy]

Thanks very much Keith. Means a lot to me for you to say those kind words. I always enjoy your photography.

[Roy]

Thanks Rusty. Appreciate your comments.

[Roy]

Here's another piece I thought was interesting. This one was in the Asian area.