I was touring the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art last month with my daughter and her partner when they stopped to rest. I loved the “artsy-fartsy” setting with lots of clean negative space – so “muse-e-yummy“! I promised them I’d use the shot in a post soon, so thank you, Ritva, for giving me a chance.
There’s something about this art form that invites you to slow down and pay attention to detail, as you would if you were walking through an exhibit or gallery. I find it calming to be focused on a single subject without the distraction of conflicting patterns and many colors, like contemplative meditation.
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” ― Leonardo da Vinci
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Wonderful gallery!
Thanks!
Excellent from start to finish. Your daughter’s photo is like they belong in the art exhibit. The closing shot is fantastic.
Thanks, Egidio! My daughter is definitely a work of art. 😉
I agree with Egidio Priscilla. your daughter should frame and hang that one!
🙂 Thanks!
Wonderful choices for this challenge Priscilla. I’m just wondering about the light bulb–very creative.
Thanks, Anne – outdoor lights get very wet around here. 😉