ADDITIONAL NOTES:
i finally got to the newly renovated museum of modern art this weekend. above, using the museum walls as a backdrop for people watching. for more open spaces, search for museums or peruse art & architecture on this site.
Monday 7 February 2005
watching bodies move thru open space at the new moma
23 comments // art & architecture, new york city
The second one is just lovely! I'm amazed at how you always catch people without them noticing. :)
yeah, the second one is a gorgeous photograph. bodies well captured.
The final image is subtle and great. The contemplative angle of the individual's leg (on the right) adds nicely to the feel of that capture and of the series!
Great light/dark and reflections in #2 - it doesn't hurt that this is also one of my favorite pieces.
great set AGAIN, i love the #8 #9 (the children photos) , you captured their fascination very well.
Lovely set. I'm not too keen on the MOMA's display of the photos in #1 -- too crowded! It seems to take away from each image.
Second photograph.
mm, mm, mm, m, mmm,,, beautiful.
the second photograph is fantastic; it reminds me of interpol for some reason.
I know I'm just repeating myself but shot #2 is incredible. It looks like a ad that you had set up. Just lovely!
i love this red car and typewriter:-)
Second shot is a classic, great set.
#2 is beautiful
wow, im loving these photos. the MoMA is definitely my favorite place to photo people. I love the seconds kids one, great captures!
Beautiful photos. I found the architecture of the new MoMA just as exciting and inspirational as the art that it holds. Thanks, Felix
#8 and #9 are my favorites
Wonderful images, Rion. I love the couple of the kids
My favorite is #6 with the couple. The girl trying to be inconspicuous in asking her friend...Dude was that you who farted in front of the Warhol? Rion, you really do capture those special moments!
absolutely fantastic! i love this set.
the one with the people in front of the paintings!!!
that one piece seems to be particularly popular!
Oh wow, Rion -- these are fantastic. I love the second one, and one where the city is faded behind the humans. . .
great series of shots, the top two and the bottom three in particular. Your use of space at times and tight cropping at others is always interesting. nicework
enjoyed your pics and site...thanks
