Tonight I took my new EOS-1D to see how well it worked in low light with no flash. All of these images were shot at ISO 3200.
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This was my favorite of the evening. The Art is not always found just in the Galleries.
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The 18th Century Galleries includes both decorative and fine art. I call this image
Chair with Portrait.
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I found these two masks in the Meso American Art Galleries. The first is a mask of gold, the second a mask of stone.
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This is one of my favorite sculptures in the 18th Century European Galleries. It is called
Turkish Horse. I have sketched it many times during the Thursday night sketching class.
1 comment:
Jim, #2 is my favorite. I know you will be taking many more great images with your new camera :).
Betty
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