Week Six - Requirements for Capture, Location

The location images always heavily rely on timing in regards to lighting, there are only so many things you can fake in Photoshop. 
There are so many different colours, shapes, surfaces and textures that make up the museum so I'd like to incorporate as many of those elements as possible into the exterior shots. I'm planning on having a shot of the building from the Commonwealth Bridge and then a smaller potion of the building, a close crop of an exceptionally interesting patch of the NMA.
I'd like to get into one of the conservation rooms for the industrial photo, try balancing the lighting if there happens to be natural light pouring in. 
The Interior shots i'd love to stitch simply because that ceiling in the foyer is just asking for it. It has these beautiful angles purely made up by rolling wave type curves and that stitched together could be a pretty cool experiment. 
Angling away from the NMA, I'd love to time lapse the peak hour traffic from both Mt Ainslie and Parliament House to show the bustling little town that the NMA is home to. It feels wrong to do a big sweeping plain of farm land for this single shot. The structure of the building doesn't throw off that feeling, the reds, yellows and greens thrown across it never cease to remind me of traffic so I'm going to go that way and turn it into a Cityscape instead. 


I'll need the usual stuff to make these images work, sturdy tripod, long lens as well as a wide angle, post edit software, building release forms and a whole lot of time.