Photos | A Sunny Day at the Discovery Museum: Boyhood Joy
Taken at the Bay Area Discovery Museum in the Summer of 2023, this joyful photograph captures a young boy immersed in playful exploration on a blue chair. Splashed with elements of vibrant urban architecture and whimsical indoor design, the image also subtly hints at the relaxed city vibe, the warm weather, and the shared delight of the day.
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floor pants waterfront photography play interior table outdoors footwear boardwalk potted shirt deck child summer plant urban house sitting area dining city chair glasses path design street dress bridge flooring building walkway furniture architecture road outdoor play area shorts jewelry portrait handbag flagstone wood water nature bench boy discovery bay sandal museum porch ring sidewalk door housing plywood room bag indoors accessories
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100
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f/5.6
focal length
28mm
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1/400s
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Canon
camera model
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date
2023-07-23T10:45:07.155000-07:00
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-25200
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America/Los_Angeles
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pleasant camera tilt
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