Everyone has quirks: (one of) mine is to take a photo of museums, art galleries and lobbies of other public buildings, and tilt-shift/miniaturize them.
LHR
National Museum of Scotland – Edinburgh
New City Hall – Toronto
Kunsthaus – Zürich
Ghent
Musée d’Orsay – Paris
Oculus NYC
Lincoln Center NYC
Museo Arquelógico y Etnológico de Granada – Granada
Frick Madison NYC
Armour Gallery – Metropolitan Museum NYC
MoMA – NYC
Guggenheim Museum – NYC
Galleria degli Uffizi – Firenze
Library of Congress – Washington DC
Whitney Museum of American Art – NYC
Texas State Capitol – Austin TX
Statens Museum for Kunst – Københavns
Københavns Rådhus
Hoboken Public Library
Newark Museum Lobby – Newark NJ
Telfair Museum – Savannah GA
Ljubljana National Library
Ljubljana Museum of Modern Art
Museo Revoletta – Trieste
Kelvingrove Museum – Glasgow
Aya Sofya – Istanbul
Gallery of Horyu-ji Treasures – Tokyo
The Morgan Library – NYC
El Ateneo bookstore – Buenos Aires
MNBA – Buenos Aires
NY Public Library – NYC
Seattle Art Museum
Musée d’Art Contemporaire – Montreal
Grand Hall at the Metropolitan Museum of Art – NYC
Gorgeous Stu. The ones that work best for me have something big in a primary colour somewhere (the Lego look?) and something in the middle ground to contrast with the more distant elements (statuary seems to work well).
Thanks for sharing these gems. Can we put in requests for buildings/spaces we would like to see given the obsessive treatment?
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Gorgeous Stu. The ones that work best for me have something big in a primary colour somewhere (the Lego look?) and something in the middle ground to contrast with the more distant elements (statuary seems to work well).
Thanks for sharing these gems. Can we put in requests for buildings/spaces we would like to see given the obsessive treatment?
GW
Thx Greg.
Of course you can suggest locations for future tilt-shift experiments. I make no warranties, express or implied, as to the results.