Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2017/10/22

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From: ric at cartersxrd.net (RicCarter)
Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2017 11:40:36 -0400

Kitty and I enjoyed the remake of the North Carolina Museum of Art?s African 
collection a couple of weeks ago. They moved it to the old museum building. 
It includes old craft art as well as modern African works.

Of course, we also enjoyed the ?new? building?s collection. There are some 
things new there thanks to absorbing some of the larger works that now 
belong in the African collection.

A couple of these photos are alternative crops to explore pictures in 
pictures and changing perspectives.



<http://2017.cartersxrd.net/2017/Shoebox17/Pages/NCMA2.html>



Ric Carter
www.CartersXRd.net
http://www.facebook.com/ric.carter

Black and white photography is a form of interpreting reality whereas, 
because nature has colour, colour is what should normally be used. The 
process of black and white photography can yield very fine results but truth 
is still in colour. ? Jacques Henri Lartigue


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