CMan
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I went to the art museum yesterday and took about 225 pictures of...pictures. I've only uploaded a small number; will post more later if you guys are interested.
Alfred Stevens: A Visit to the Studio
This one just jumped out at me. It's very crisp and detailed.
Claude Monet: Charing Cross Bridge
Of course, one of his most famous works. You can google it and see all sorts of pictures of it that really bring out the bridge sharply; but that's not how it is in real life. Seeing it in person, it leaves you to ponder the mists and mystery surrounding the murky bridge.
Jean-Leon Gerome: The Guard
A picture doesn't do this one justice. In person, the painting jumps to life. It almost looks like you can touch the dogs fur, it's so realistic.
John Brett: Massa, Bay of Naples
This is a painting that I, for some reason unknown to me, just liked.
Maximilien Luce: La Rue Moffeta
A good example of neo-impressionism.
Panini: Ruins with the Temple
Outstanding work; it's very detailed.
Renoir: Boquet in a Vase
Simple, organic, and attractive. One of Renoir's best, in my opinion.
Van Gogh: Landscape at Saint Remy
Van Gogh is one of those artists you just have to love; the texture is so unique.
Giuseppe De Nittis: The Road from Brindisi to Barletta
Jean Joseph Xavier Bidauld: The Park at Mortefontaine
Unknown Artist: Christ in Limbo
Jean Metzinger: The Seashore
Claude Monet: The Church of San Giorgio
Most pictures, I was able to crop out the frame entirely. This one, I was not. My apologies.
Charles Guillaume Alexandre Bourgeois: Mars and Venus Surprised by Vulcan
Richard Wilson: Apollo and the Seasons
Ludof Backhyusen: Christ in the Storm
I still have many more.
Tech specs; Canon 400D, Canon 18-55 f/3.5-5.6, ISO 400, f/3.5, 1/15, 1/25 and 1/8. No flash, no tripod.
Alfred Stevens: A Visit to the Studio
This one just jumped out at me. It's very crisp and detailed.
Claude Monet: Charing Cross Bridge
Of course, one of his most famous works. You can google it and see all sorts of pictures of it that really bring out the bridge sharply; but that's not how it is in real life. Seeing it in person, it leaves you to ponder the mists and mystery surrounding the murky bridge.
Jean-Leon Gerome: The Guard
A picture doesn't do this one justice. In person, the painting jumps to life. It almost looks like you can touch the dogs fur, it's so realistic.
John Brett: Massa, Bay of Naples
This is a painting that I, for some reason unknown to me, just liked.
Maximilien Luce: La Rue Moffeta
A good example of neo-impressionism.
Panini: Ruins with the Temple
Outstanding work; it's very detailed.
Renoir: Boquet in a Vase
Simple, organic, and attractive. One of Renoir's best, in my opinion.
Van Gogh: Landscape at Saint Remy
Van Gogh is one of those artists you just have to love; the texture is so unique.
Giuseppe De Nittis: The Road from Brindisi to Barletta
Jean Joseph Xavier Bidauld: The Park at Mortefontaine
Unknown Artist: Christ in Limbo
Jean Metzinger: The Seashore
Claude Monet: The Church of San Giorgio
Most pictures, I was able to crop out the frame entirely. This one, I was not. My apologies.
Charles Guillaume Alexandre Bourgeois: Mars and Venus Surprised by Vulcan
Richard Wilson: Apollo and the Seasons
Ludof Backhyusen: Christ in the Storm
I still have many more.
Tech specs; Canon 400D, Canon 18-55 f/3.5-5.6, ISO 400, f/3.5, 1/15, 1/25 and 1/8. No flash, no tripod.