Mastodon Fossil
Peterborough Museum and Archives exhibited a traveling history of climate change that occurred during the last ice age. They used videos, sound recordings, and ...
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Peterborough Museum and Archives exhibited a traveling history of climate change that occurred during the last ice age. They used videos, sound recordings, and quizzes to further their point. The animals skeletons on exhibit they found in the Yukon, an area that stayed dry and did not have large falls of snow.
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Photograph I shot in Museum in Peterborough, Ontario. This exhibit showed how climate change in an earlier age affected the world, particularly the Yukon where this fossil was unearthed.Time
As the photograph was taken indoors time of day is irrelevant.Lighting
The photograph I took without a flash. The lighting in the museum gave it a interesting look.Equipment
I shot this photograph with the Sony ILCE-7RM2. The shot was hand-held.Inspiration
This photograph was an illustration of shadows and how they enhance a photograph.Editing
Post processing I usually do in Lightroom following a set of adjustments if required that suit what I am trying to achieve with the photograph.In my camera bag
I usually have cleaning equipment, battery charger, extra batteries, extra recording material, several prime lenses including one Macro, and extra filters.Feedback
Look for something you are passionate about. Your passion an excellent photograph can communicate to others. For me this happened to be climate change. By showing how it affected the planet in the past gave a clear view of how it could affect the planet in the future.
