There are a pair of small courtyards at the Henry Ford Museum, and some nice architecture outside. Nothing too fancy, because we're talking 20th Century construction, but still.
You see that lamp? Notice how it looks? You know why it looks like that?
A bird’s nest. Yeah. I wasted perfectly good digital “film” on a bird’ nest in a lamp that didn’t even have a bird in it.
Don’t judge me.
I was trying for some nice depth of field shots with this. Not sure if I got there or not.
I presume you can go in that little building, but I didn’t want to walk across all the snow to see.
I just like how the melt water looked on the marble.
Real marble! If you go to the new parts of the museum, you can see where the new stuff starts because they use brushed concrete instead of marble, which I think is a damn shame. I don’t have any shots of that because I noticed it after I’d run out of room on my cards.
I just liked the pretty pattern that this walk way produced.
More building stuff…
This seems to be the only shot I have of the other courtyard. I liked the way the snow looked on the roots.
You see that lamp? Notice how it looks? You know why it looks like that?
A bird’s nest. Yeah. I wasted perfectly good digital “film” on a bird’ nest in a lamp that didn’t even have a bird in it.
Don’t judge me.
I was trying for some nice depth of field shots with this. Not sure if I got there or not.
I presume you can go in that little building, but I didn’t want to walk across all the snow to see.
I just like how the melt water looked on the marble.
Real marble! If you go to the new parts of the museum, you can see where the new stuff starts because they use brushed concrete instead of marble, which I think is a damn shame. I don’t have any shots of that because I noticed it after I’d run out of room on my cards.
I just liked the pretty pattern that this walk way produced.
More building stuff…
This seems to be the only shot I have of the other courtyard. I liked the way the snow looked on the roots.
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