Critique Welcomed The Chinese American Museum

[Brian Moore]

Discovered this delightful little museum quite by accident. It's on a small side street off the old Los Angeles Plaza.

Canon F1 with FD17/4 and Arista Ultra 400 film processed in Rodinal.

Outside


Inside

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Is everything made in China today? Even museums!

I love the bricks, and the rather strange poses of the two men. They do add a dynamic to the image. Looks a nice place.

 

[Pete Askew]

Excellent stuff again, Brian (very mature!). I really like the flow of the second but it is the first that grabs the attention. Fabulously quirky.

 

[Dave Farnes]

Great pair of images. I particularly like the first one, the figures make it.

 

[Brian Moore]

Is everything made in China today? Even museums!

I love the bricks, and the rather strange poses of the two men. They do add a dynamic to the image. Looks a nice place.

Trump's making China great again, Rob.

Thanks for the comments. The two individuals, who I took to be father and son, wandered into my field of view as I was considering a shot. I think the intent of the father was to get a picture of his son in the doorway. They had some kind of tete-a-tete regarding posture. I was lucky to capture the fleeting moment of "strange poses." Thanks again, Rob.

Excellent stuff again, Brian (very mature!). I really like the flow of the second but it is the first that grabs the attention. Fabulously quirky.

Why thank you Pete. It was taken in my latter period, some two months younger than I am today.

Our dear old friend Miss Sarah was with me and undoubtedly guided my timing to capture the quirkiness.

Great pair of images. I particularly like the first one, the figures make it.

Thanks Dave. Much appreciated.