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MOMA Entrance #1
These were my first views of the MOMA when I walked in ... and I thought I’d died and gone to Heaven! |
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MOMA Entrance #2
Line, curves, light, shadows, concrete, granite, wood, and mosaic! Unbelievable! |
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Walking Up the Stairway #1
All I had to do was look up while walking up the stairs and it was magic! I wondered how many other photographers had experienced this same thrill I was experiencing for the first time! I know I must have had the biggest smile ever on my face! |
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Walking Up the Stairway #2
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Turret Bridge
This was looking up towards the ceiling while I walked across the Turret Bridge on the fifth floor! Awesome architecture! The MOMA was designed by Swiss architect, Mario Botta, and is one of the largest American art museums built in the nineties (225,000 square feet). |
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Shades of Gray # 1
So, how many shades of gray are there really?? The museum ceiling above the Turret Bridge was casting some great shadows on the walls of the fourth floor stairway. |
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Shades of Gray #2
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Shades of Gray #3
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The Metreon
The lower building is the Metreon – lots of glass and steel. |
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Statue of Liberty
This is the inside of the Metreon, heavy steel beams protruding from a kioske inside the building. |
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Escalator
Inside looking out! With glass all around, there was a multitude of reflections happening here. |
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Metreon Walkway
This walkway went over and across the lower level retail stores. |
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Stairway Reflections
I waited for passersby to get out of view to take this shot. |
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Glass Lights #1
These were the fabulous blown glass lights that hung over the counter at the coffee shop. They drew me in like a magnet! Crazy! |
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Glass Lights #2
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