Comic Strip Museum Photo

Photographer’s Note

This is picture from the Comic Strip Museum in rue de Sables, Brussels. Here you could see the history of Belgian comic strip. The most famous comic strip is of course Tintin by Hergé. I believe many of you recognize the rocket ship that took the young reporter Tintin and his friends Professor Calculus and Captain Haddock to the moon in Destination Moon the 16th album of the Adventures of Tintin series

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jhm (82461) 2009-06-30 10:24

Hello Ulf,

You was in Brussels in a nice museum where a lot Belgian artists can see.
Nice picture with the stair and the nice raket to the left, a real eye catcher.
Very well composition, TFS.

Best regards,
John.

rodgerg (23993) 2009-06-30 10:57

Hello Ulf,

A very well composed view of this famous museum. The red and white fusee of Tintin arise very well in the image. The peoples give an interesting element of life. Very good photowork in a famous place of my country.
Have a nice evening,
Roger

leonorkuhn (13559) 2009-06-30 11:13

Hi Ulf,

Very interesting the contrast between the red rocket ship and the beautiful architecture of the museum. Good POV, nice colors and excellent details.

Greetings
Leonor

feather (49860) 2009-06-30 13:13

I didn't do much looking at comic strips as a child. It must be a boy thing. Not knowing anything about it, the rocket looks incongruous in a classic setting; almost surreal. You framed the image well so the rocket doesn't fill the frame but we get a good view of the surroundings too.
Kath

toto (18709) 2009-07-01 13:28

Bonsoir,
belle photo de cette entrée de musée, cette fusée de Tintin sur la lune est bien prise et donne tout son effet au pied de ces escaliers.
Jolies lumières, bonne netteté.

Amitiés Thomas

John_F_Kennedy (31355) 2009-07-03 4:28

Wonderful colourful capture of this nice museum with an intersting sculpture. It's a wonderful shot. Well done.
Best wishes,
Achim

pauloog (6471) 2009-07-10 2:23

Hello Ulf,
A scene well captured in a fine composition with light well managed. It is a fantastic museum indeed located in a fantastic art nouveau building from the architect Horta. I hope you enjoyed the visit!
Regards,
Paul