No Decay here, new in comparison.

[Mz Pip]

Tuesday was a good day to visit our Museum of Modern Art. I tried a couple of these in black and white. Hard for me to judge since I rarely do much in black and white.


Skylight in the SFMOMA.



in black and white... Maybe this works?



One of the hallways.



One of the galleries.



Wall of the Yerba Buena Center



Mz Pip

[Celebration]

1. Oh thanks for that

I remember loving that place when I went several years ago. What a great building. Your pictures are fantastic, especially the first one. Yes, you do have a lot of material to work with, but still! Architectural shots kind of intimidate me, maybe because there isn't much spectacular around here.

Good job.............

[Mira]

2. How wonderful these are! I like them just as presented, but the color in the first one

is magnificent. Architectural shots like this speak very loudly to me and you did a great job.
thank you!

[HarveyDarkey]

3. All wonderful shots, I wish I lived somewhere near civilization

The colors are magnificent, but I'm really drawn to the second one.

[Xipe Totec]

4. The second one, the B&W, looks like the inside of a front loading washer

No reflection on your photographic skills; I think that's what the architect intended...

Just saying...

[Mz Pip]

5. That's funny.

It does. Now I'll have to post a picture of the inside of my washing machine and compare.

[alfredo]

8. It looks very Sci fi to me.

[JeffR]

6. Hell, Mz Pip (and sorry for cussing)

These have been up for better than two days now and I have yet to comment. So here you go:

:woohoo: :applause: :woohoo:

The first two are spectacular. The rest are merely great, which I think comes just under spectacular in the pecking order of wows...

And hell, yes, the second one works in black & white. The first one might work even better, though I love it in color. Never hurts to do a version each way when you get a photo that good.

[JeffR]

7. Just came back to marvel at these again.

And thought it was time for a kick.