Went with family to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. They wanted to see the Charles James exhibit and the Garry Winogrand exhibit, and then wander the museum for a bit that day. Since I’ve covered the museum before, let’s just dive into the pictures.
It was a very dark exhibit room, and no flashes allowed.
More dresses.
A tapestry on the wall with two chairs.
Part of the sculpture garden.
Detail of a planter.
Candle holder?
Perseus in the doorway.
That is an interesting fireplace.
The Japanese Garden is empty today.
Looking down at the lobby.
Above the armory.
There are many religious sculptures. This is one of the more impressive ones.
The sleeping sisters.
A very dark room.
The dragon helmet.
A school for fencing.
The facade of the Branch Bank from Wall St, housing the American Wing.
The Temple of Dendur – everyone’s favorite room.
Waiting to get this shot without people posing between the statues takes forever.
The small sphinx.
A creepy staircase in the shadows.
Next week: a short time in Tarrytown.
About nsantasier
I am an actor, fight choreographer, playwright, and photographer based in and around NYC. I shoot on a Canon Rebel T5i with either a Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens or a Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4.0-5.6 IS Telephoto Zoom lens as they are the only lenses I currently own.