As a photographer, this is one of my favorite ways to capture a moment in art. I’ll take a selfie by reflecting in a minor in a museum and voilà, I’m part of a famous exhibit. Or I’ll put myself or a friend in a painting or sculpture. Sure, this is just bit of whimsy, but when I try these experiments, they always make me laugh.
Recently, I visited Rockefeller Center and, having some extra time, looked around the stores in the Rockefeller building. Murals hung on the wall, including this one of NBC television celebrities. I posed in front of the mural. I then put a sepia overlay onto the photograph.
I take the initiative to add a third-party to Charles Wilson Peale’s Staircase Group painting.
In this train station mural in Philadelphia, one might wonder who are the real people.
Life imitating art or art imitating life? The fellow at the crate dolly is wearing a red shirt and blue pants like the fellow in the mural. What are the chances?
Finding an excuse to take a selfie in the reflection of a Christmas ball.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Life Imitates Art
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Pretty cool, you will have to show me how to do that sometime. Looks like fun. John
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Thanks, John!
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You fit right in Staircase Group!
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Nice take on this challenge, Kae. 🙂
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Thanks for commenting, Stefano!
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What a cool take on the challenge!
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Thanks, Dina, and very much enjoyed your Tempest post, https://toffeefee.wordpress.com/2016/02/05/the-tempest/.
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Thank you for this shout out! 🙂
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That’s what I call thinking out of the box! Great.
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Right, if I could only find the box. ; ) Thanks for commenting, GP.
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Love that last one! So creative.
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Thanks, Mei-Mei . . . always look for a reflective surface for a selfie. : )
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LOL, you DO get around, don’t you?! Very creative and entertaining. Love the red and blue coincidence 🙂
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Hi Tina, just recently noticed that coincidence . . . one photograph is worth a 1000 words? K
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