From LONG ISLAND – by Ann Parry (ann-parry.com)
February 15, 2012
Despite having to shove my fingers in my coat pocket whenever they got too cold to set my Nikon’s dials and buttons – I had a great visit, outdoors and in, at the Nassau County Museum of Art this weekend.
Roslyn Harbor, New York, U.S. February 12, 2012. Two young visitors sitting at bottom of winding staircase look up to 2nd floor of Nassau County Museum of Art. ( © 2012 Ann Parry, Ann-Parry.com)
It was a joint scouting expedition with one of my fellow co-leaders of the Long Island Photowalk and three members of NYPhotoForum. We spent quite a while photographing statues – which ranged from the sublime to the absurd – scattered throughout the grounds.
Roslyn Harbor, NY, USA. Feb. 12, 2012. Twelve Light Candelabrum by Tiffany Studio is on display at Nassau County Museum of Art. Monochrome (© 2012 Ann Parry/Ann-Parry.com)
And later, after the others left, I joined the docent tour of the current exhibition: the Paintings of Louis Comfort Tiffany, plus some Tiffany lamps, windows, and more.
Roslyn Harbor, NY, USA. Feb. 12, 2012. ALLEN BERTOLDI’S painted steel outdoor sculpture “Wood Duck” is in pond at Nassau County Museum of Art. (© 2012 Ann Parry/Ann-Parry.com)
And yes, I took all the photos of this winter visit with Nikkor 16mm 180-degree fish-eye lens.
FEATURE PHOTO at top of post: Roslyn Harbor, New York, U.S. February 12, 2012. Long Island Photowalk and NYPhotoForum members explore ALLEN BERTOLDI outdoor sculpture ‘Redbank 31 – Nassau Variation‘ at Nassau County Museum of Art. ( © 2012 Ann Parry, Ann-Parry.com)
Nassau County Museum of Art: my PHOTO GALLERY
