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marisam | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> The Cloisters tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

The Cloisters

The Cloisters has been one of my favorite places to visit since I was a kid. Thought I would share it with you, from my point of view of course.
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marisam01-Nov-2005 04:48
Hey Gary--
No, I don't do much with software...only sometimes. I get torn between playing and wanting the images to stand alone as I saw them when I took them.

But yes, #20 (I suppose I should give it a name) would be fun to play around with.
Gary 01-Nov-2005 01:00
I have always loved sweeping shots of columns. These are great photographs.

I especially love shot #20! That is a powerful image. Have you tried to do any manipulation of the photograph using software? That one would be a lot of fun to play with.
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