ну, тут не только в ИХ свете дело - это я одолжила камеру (сама была без), а на ней объектив - ну такое... бррр
а за свет и за такой спасибо: у них там Египет был вообще закрыт, они по доброте душевной ее в Грецию перетащили и поставили - чтобы туристы бунт не подняли, наверное. поставили прямо напротив Клеопатры :).
а свет в Берлине в музеях просто волшебный на самом деле - нигде, наверное, такого умного освещения не видела!
What restrictions do they place on your use of cameras? I assume no use of flash? Enjoying all these, anyway. Thanks for posting them!
I tried to get comments from Victor about these (http://www.famsi.org/mayawriting/codices/marhenke.html), but he didn't bite. I find them interesting and the civilization that produced them due to it developing in total isolation from those in the West. It perhaps gives an insight into what's universal in developed cultures, compared to more individual flourishes. (Not that I could tell you what they are - but it's an interesting search...)
yes, no flash only. viva Berlin! the never allow any photos in big museums in other countries.
Victor and Natasha are staying in the country far away, without much access to Internet. in Berlin, the Mesoamerica collection in Ethnologische Museum - it became one of the most inspiring aesthetical impressions of my whole life! you should have been there! Africa, Mesoamerica, your own Australia, NZ and Oceania - my god, from the times they were first "discovered"! those were collections!! unfortunately, i was without my camera in Berlin. frankly, I'm an idiot :(
I know Victor's away - my Maya comment was a while back. And you just side-tracked me from catching up on my FL into looking at this...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/swigart/tags/copan/
:) They put a lot of work into the stones on their steps... (http://www.flickr.com/photos/swigart/439120917/sizes/l/) (Which may actually be writing, but don't quote me on that.)
А мне кажется что прелесть этих снимков как раз в их "шершавости". Возникает эффект живого присутствия. Гладкие зализанные фото можно в любом катологе найти.
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а за свет и за такой спасибо: у них там Египет был вообще закрыт, они по доброте душевной ее в Грецию перетащили и поставили - чтобы туристы бунт не подняли, наверное. поставили прямо напротив Клеопатры :).
а свет в Берлине в музеях просто волшебный на самом деле - нигде, наверное, такого умного освещения не видела!
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What restrictions do they place on your use of cameras? I assume no use of flash? Enjoying all these, anyway. Thanks for posting them!
I tried to get comments from Victor about these (http://www.famsi.org/mayawriting/codices/marhenke.html), but he didn't bite. I find them interesting and the civilization that produced them due to it developing in total isolation from those in the West. It perhaps gives an insight into what's universal in developed cultures, compared to more individual flourishes. (Not that I could tell you what they are - but it's an interesting search...)
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Victor and Natasha are staying in the country far away, without much access to Internet. in Berlin, the Mesoamerica collection in Ethnologische Museum - it became one of the most inspiring aesthetical impressions of my whole life! you should have been there! Africa, Mesoamerica, your own Australia, NZ and Oceania - my god, from the times they were first "discovered"! those were collections!! unfortunately, i was without my camera in Berlin. frankly, I'm an idiot :(
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/swigart/tags/copan/
:) They put a lot of work into the stones on their steps... (http://www.flickr.com/photos/swigart/439120917/sizes/l/) (Which may actually be writing, but don't quote me on that.)
Back to my FL - at 12:20am - weep...
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