Texas State History Museum, Austin

I spent a couple of hours last Sunday morning wandering around the Texas State Capitol, the Texas State History Museum and the Blanton Museum of Art. The weather was absolutely perfect for HDRs - clear but with just enough high cirrus clouds to offer great sky texture. This is a shot I had been meaning to take for a while so I was delighted that the weather played nicely. The 20ft tall Lone Star outside the Texas State Hustory Museum makes a great frame for the building at 10mm.

Posted on Thursday, March 4th, 2010 in: All Images, Architecture, HDR, Architecture, austin, Bob Bullock Museum, building, HDR, lone star, museum, star, texas, Texas State History Museum, tx

Exif Information

ApertureValue: f/16
ShutterSpeedValue: 1/179 sec
ISOSpeedRatings: 200
FocalLength: 10 mm
Model: NIKON D90

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