Masked

I loved this Haida mask (seen at the Museum of Anthropology in British Columbia) and it was even more photographically intriguing to me with the reflections of nearby exhibits, Bob. One of my most favorite museums, you will no doubt see a number of other images from here...I've got gobs.

My apologies if I've not commented on your recent images, rest assured I'm enjoying each one nonetheless. Special thanks for visiting anyway. All your wonderful comments, favs and follows are very much appreciated!

Peace

[Debra]

Beautifully captured

[moni kozi]

Makes a nice abstract

[Pam Knowler]

Very powerful!

[Julie Duncan]

Wow! This is so intriguing! PNW Native American art always touches me deeply, especially totem poles and masks.

[LManning (Laura)]

Wonderful. Terrific use of the shadows and reflections.

[Mags]

Very cool! Love the patterns and shadows.

[JAKB]

WOW! Yes, Bob, for sure - and zooming in shows even more tones and detail. This feels, to me, sort of traditional and futuristic at the same time. Beaut!

[Lin]

How cool with all the light and shadow

[Chris Cook]

Marvellous

[DawnLouise]

This is fantastic

[Alison Tomlin]

Takes a while for the brain to figure but I like the darkness.

[Kathy]

What a great image with the light and shadows.

[Jean]

amazing on black

[Anja]

Cool shot, hard to figure out

[Steve Mueller]

Wonderful light and shadow interaction!

[The Dog Lady]

Wonderful!

[Jane Pittenger]

Intriguing

[Rick]

Nice capture.

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Very effective in black and white, and just the right amount of light. And yes, it was a fabulous afternoon at the museum.

[PhylM-S]

The lighting... your comp, Jenn this is perfect.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Cool

[CAT Carter19]

This is an instant fav for me, Jenn wow wow wow! It almost looks three dimensional - the textures, the tones - the slight reflection done just right. Its difficult to photograph pieces of art and show them in a new light, but you've really made an extraordinary piece of art here, Im so impressed by your work!