So my wife and I took a small weekend trip to Tulsa, OK for our 2nd wedding anniversary (June 24), and we visited a local museum - the Philbrook Museum of Art. It's no Smithsonian, but they had some nice gardens to walk around in, and I took advantage of the moment with my K100d.

All these were shot with the K100d and the kit lens. I really love the way this camera performs in outdoor settings. I simply cropped and applied a few tonal changes in Adobe Lighroom, but very minimal PP. Comments appreciated. Enjoy!



This guy was made out of old fenders. . .




This is probably my favorite photo of the bunch - I love the lines in it


The rest of the gallery can be seen here, along with full exif data.

Thanks for looking!

[channeler]

Hi Brian,

Nice shots. Colours are warm and I like your use of perspective. Colours and form of metallic guy are quite dramatic. Happy anniversary.

Paul

[Brian Wahl]

Hi Brian,

Nice shots. Colours are warm and I like your use of perspective. Colours and form of metallic guy are quite dramatic. Happy anniversary.

Paul

Thanks, Paul.

I feel like I took a lot of the same type of shot, though - the "long perspective looking down the lines" type of thing. I'm sure there were many photos waiting to be shot there that I didn't see or take advantage of. I need to train my eye to find the interesting shots a bit better, but I sure am having a lot of fun behind the camera.