This photo, taken while standing outside at the Sculpture Garden at MoMA, shows three distinct structures in the area. The triangle on the left is the Intersection II by Richard Serra and the triangle on the right is the roof of MoMA that extends out into the garden. The building in the middle of the photo is the highrise that abuts the museum.
Monday, May 7, 2007
MoMA:Up in the Sky
Posted by Ming the Merciless at 12:53 AM
Labels: MoMA, Museum, Museum of Modern Art, Richard Serra, Sculpture Garden
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I really like this photo though I think I would have been dizzy taking it.
It's certainly a fitting scene for a modern art museum.
Angela
tes photos sont superbes, tres belle perspective. Bravo, cela me donne envie d'y aller (bientot...)
your photographs are superb, very beautiful prospect. Cheer, that gives me desire for going there (soon…)
Hey, it's a lot bigger than I thought. Even the sky enjoys interacting with the façade. Real good.
the weather in nyc has been so nice the past few weeks
Nice angles - Chris from Minneapolis would approve ;-)
hmm was watching spiderman 3 that day, he lives in Queens, you do too right?
all the superheroes all live in queens? (incl Flash Gordon characters?) hahaha...
was this building part of the show? :-p
These perspective photos are great to look at, Ming. I bet they were fun to take too.
Ewww, I couldnt figure out that second photo right away. It made me feel a bit dizzy!
Keropokman - Spiderman 3 premiered in the US at the Astoria Multiplex Theater, which is about 15 minutes from my apartment. Supposedly, both the characters, Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson grew up in Astoria, Queens.
La prise de vue is so beautiful. I love this photos.
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