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Morphing

It was quite dark as you walked through the exhibit.
There were no original works there but the information and body of Van Gogh’s work was very impressive.
Many of the images were projected onto walls.
This one was interesting in that it was continuously morphing into a different piece of work.
Of course the ever present cell phone was there to record it all.
I was the only one I saw with a regular camera.


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Julie Oldfield29-Jul-2021 23:27
A very telling capture of our times. V
Dave Petersen Photography29-Jul-2021 12:33
This sounds and looks like an amazing display and I like your presentation with the two images. The projects are beautifully vibrant. VV
danad29-Jul-2021 07:49
A superb and artistic presentation of the exhibition ! V.
Nick Paoni29-Jul-2021 00:45
What a neat way to display the works.
Dennis Hoyne28-Jul-2021 23:50
That is supposed to be coming to Minneapolis soon, but they are say no cameras allowed. I would love to se it though.
laine28-Jul-2021 20:27
A fabulous exhibition...I like how you put this together. V
globalgadabout28-Jul-2021 16:50
projecting the paintings allows for larger images, doubtless enriching the experience...bravo Jane for sticking to your guns, or is that your Canons?...seeing the cell phones brings a sense of immediacy to the event..
Nestor Derkach28-Jul-2021 16:29
Two nice projected painting of his work I like your framing for the photograph.
Cell phones are popular today they do take a good photo .
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David Buzzeo28-Jul-2021 15:24
Like Neal I have had similar experiences with my smart phone and camera. These new smart phones are designed specifically for these types of situations and one can get better images than with larger cameras. That is primarily because one is not usually allowed to take a tripod into a museum. V
Walter Otto Koenig28-Jul-2021 15:17
What an interesting exhibit. I like how the project large images of the paintings. "V"
Neil Marcus28-Jul-2021 14:37
It must have been an interesting yey different museum experience. Cameras appear to become rare in indoor milieus. My step daughter used a phone and I with my heavy lensed camera a few days ago in a darkened museum and hers were prefect and mine barely useable
Helen Betts28-Jul-2021 14:14
Great capture of these works of art representations, and what an interesting way to stage an exhibit. V.
pkocinski28-Jul-2021 13:41
Cool. I suppose that by projecting the works, the originals are never in danger from someone going berserk in the exhibit.
Tom Beech28-Jul-2021 12:50
Interesting that they project the art work, pretty impressive way to do it.
Hope exhibit runs for some time so I can visit
barbarajoy28-Jul-2021 12:46
This is wonderful! As well as the art on display I love this sort of capture - the wider view of people looking .... What a fascinating and dramatic way to project the art works. Great photo,Jane. V
Pierre Martin28-Jul-2021 12:31
look like that the dark help enhance the beautiful colors of those art pieces, great shot!
joseantonio28-Jul-2021 11:43
a very nice presentation.V
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