So after almost 3 years I finally made it to the 100th post on my blog, which I decided to be a special compilation with some of my favorite shots over the years under the common theme of people observing and interacting with art. If I ever get to showcase some of my photos in a gallery, I imagine it will be a selection similar to this one. So thanks a lot to everyone for following, liking and commenting on my photos! As you know the feedback process is really indispensable to the idea of blogging and I wouldn’t have made it without all this support. So, any further ideas for photo topics or compilations are very welcome, and I hope the next 100 posts are way better!
28 thoughts on “100th post special: People in art musea”
Love your eye for detail – the idiosyncratic, parenthetical human interactions with their environment – as well as your perception of atmosphere and mood.
I find it hard to look at some abstract or op art – the contrasting lines do something weird to my perception – but the woman rushing past made your photo into a question more interesting than the design behind her. Thank you, WT.
I absolutely love these!!!! I love pictures like this and even though I can’t eloquently express it like bnielsenb, I couldn’t agree more. I especially like the underground subway pic, but they are all excellent.
I took one of my granddaughter next to a picture of a girl from 100 years ago. They could have been sisters. The old and the new.
What a stunning and fitting set for your 100th post. (And CONGRATULATIONS on your 100th post!) I especially love the image of the man studying Picasso’s portrait, as Picasso gazes out at us and asks, “What are YOU staring at?” Brilliant.
Beautiful, breathtaking photography! How did you get away with that photo of Monet at MoMa? I almost had my camera confiscated there and received a lecture about there no photo policy of the Monets….? Love your perspective and artistic take as well as more than a bit jealous 😉
Thank you for following my new blog cupofjim.com. I browsed a dozen or more of your posts and this one is my favorite. May I please share it with my viewers?
Love your eye for detail – the idiosyncratic, parenthetical human interactions with their environment – as well as your perception of atmosphere and mood.
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I love your take!
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I find it hard to look at some abstract or op art – the contrasting lines do something weird to my perception – but the woman rushing past made your photo into a question more interesting than the design behind her. Thank you, WT.
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Appreciate the take that art and art in museums breathe because of the interaction of people with them. Marcel Duchamps is smiling at us………….
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I absolutely love these!!!! I love pictures like this and even though I can’t eloquently express it like bnielsenb, I couldn’t agree more. I especially like the underground subway pic, but they are all excellent.
I took one of my granddaughter next to a picture of a girl from 100 years ago. They could have been sisters. The old and the new.
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This is a stunning collection on a theme. Both the art and the observers contribute to every single photo.
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Excellent photos beautiful thank you
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What a stunning and fitting set for your 100th post. (And CONGRATULATIONS on your 100th post!) I especially love the image of the man studying Picasso’s portrait, as Picasso gazes out at us and asks, “What are YOU staring at?” Brilliant.
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Nice. 😎
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Amazing pictures!
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Great pictures. You’ve captured all the standard personality types that you find in art museums.
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I found these all wonderful and transporting! They changed the mood of my entire day. Thank you.
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Wow–I love the relationships between art and viewer. These photos are just stunning!
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Beautiful (as always). Congrats on your 100th!
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Congratulations on your 100th blog! Love the inspiration of your work!
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Beautiful, breathtaking photography! How did you get away with that photo of Monet at MoMa? I almost had my camera confiscated there and received a lecture about there no photo policy of the Monets….? Love your perspective and artistic take as well as more than a bit jealous 😉
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Brain fart…that was the Van Gogh…
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Great photos .. and congratulations on 100 posts 😊
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Great pictures!
I think, even too many, because they are beautiful and they don’t need to be shown all together.
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Loving them. I wish you to promote my blog page 😅. @smritii___ on Instagram
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Absolutely love your shots … I volunteer in our regional art gallery and you’ve inspired me to mx it up a bit, thanks!
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Great photos! Thanks for posting them!
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The Thomas Saraceno installation!!! And your shots of it! Bestest Ever!!!
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This One’s Actually Good!
And Hey, Congratulations!
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Great photos.Congratulations on your 100th blog!
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Thank you for following my new blog cupofjim.com. I browsed a dozen or more of your posts and this one is my favorite. May I please share it with my viewers?
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Go ahead of course, and thanks!
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