how unappealing this turned out to be, except for a slight handful.
c'est la vie. i really liked the way it turned out, especially with all the paths and patterns.
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thanks for your comments!
ironically, this was shot at a museum, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, which was recently recognized...
Originally posted by richmond times-dispatch:
as one of the 10 largest comprehensive art museums in the country, according to annual rankings compiled by the 193-member Association of Art Museum Directors.
With more than 540,000 square feet of space, the VMFA moves into the top 10 nationally. It's still a ways off from No. 1 -- New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, at 2.2 million square feet, is twice as large as any other museum on the list -- but it only trails the No. 9 Brooklyn Museum by about 35,000 square feet.
The new galleries will push it up to eighth in permanent exhibition space, and a sprawling sculpture garden, three times the old size, that wraps around and behind the museum will become the fourth-largest outdoor exhibition space in the country.
'Tis the fate of abstract photography in a non abstract challenge. When I enter something of this nature, my success is measured in the comments and in appealing strongly to a narrow audience. I gave it an 8.
I thought it was fantastic. I gave it an 8. I wonder how much of the negativity stems from the fact that "art", in this case, is not a subject you photographed but, rather, a description of the result. I'm sure that didn't fly well. But a fine, fine image.
ETA:
Come to think of it, is that an Art Museum? LOL...
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