Pretty soon I'm gonna be be posting many great pictures in blog. School has been killing me, but I promise that soonest, some amazing stuffs are coming up. Specially talking about photography.
Today was a sad day. My iPhone 3gs felt off of my hands and broke the bottom part. Impossible to recharge. But I decided to show some love for it, so and I opened it to see the "heart" my sweet dead machine. For my surprise, I found some col stuffs: the screen filters.
Pretty soon I'm gonna be be posting many great pictures in blog. School has been killing me, but I promise that soonest, some amazing stuffs are coming up. Specially talking about photography.
Pretty soon I'm gonna be be posting many great pictures in blog. School has been killing me, but I promise that soonest, some amazing stuffs are coming up. Specially talking about photography.
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Hello folks!
Yesterday I brought home over 300 photos from our trip to Philadelphia. I defenetely can't not post all the pictures in one time, but little by little I'm gonna post photos by collections, for examples: Monet photos, panoramic photos, sculpture photos, ext. So then its gonna be easer to absorve each media or artist.
I hope you all can enjoy each photo. I tried my best to register on each photo, the Philadelphia Museum or Art moods. Feel free to use theses photos for your project, paper, or research, but remember to cite the source and to point link to www.johabsilva.com. Thanks Fithi and Sergio, for our great trip together.
PANORAMIC PHOTOS
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Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
Photo: Johab Silva. All Rights Reserved 2013
NATIONAL GALLERY, WDC
For so long time ago I haven't been in a great art environment as was this Monday. To be honest, I'm still truly impacted for the amount of history, tectonics, information, styles, and many other things that someone could get, from the amazing collection that the National Gallery in DC carries.
What has amazed was the age of each piece. I guess, the oldest one that I have seem at in the gallery was something from the 15th century, plus others from the 16th and 17 century.
I asked myself many times, how something so big, so precisely made, and on the size that many paintings was painted, how those art work did survived during so long time? This question got me and also challenged me for review my concepts about art, as an artist. Its hard seeing Michelangelo, Raphael, Monet, and do not feel challenged.
I hope you can enjoy my photos. Please feel free to use them, BUT please give the credits of the photo plus add a link to my website.
Thanks Fithi and Sergio for the trip. I bet you guys have grown a lot too.
I look forward for Phili! ;)
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For so long time ago I haven't been in a great art environment as was this Monday. To be honest, I'm still truly impacted for the amount of history, tectonics, information, styles, and many other things that someone could get, from the amazing collection that the National Gallery in DC carries.
What has amazed was the age of each piece. I guess, the oldest one that I have seem at in the gallery was something from the 15th century, plus others from the 16th and 17 century.
I asked myself many times, how something so big, so precisely made, and on the size that many paintings was painted, how those art work did survived during so long time? This question got me and also challenged me for review my concepts about art, as an artist. Its hard seeing Michelangelo, Raphael, Monet, and do not feel challenged.
I hope you can enjoy my photos. Please feel free to use them, BUT please give the credits of the photo plus add a link to my website.
Thanks Fithi and Sergio for the trip. I bet you guys have grown a lot too.
I look forward for Phili! ;)
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