The More the Better, looking bottom up

The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Gwacheon (there are four branches in Seoul) houses Nam June Paik's "The More the Better" tower of 1,003 television monitors.

Captured here with my fisheye lens from the bottom up, the version seen from the top down has a completely different feel to it:

[Henri Russell]

You captured some great pictures.

[Richard Hickey]

Stunning picture.

[Nadiya Bilovodenko]

This is really cool!!!

[Simply Amanda]

Wow! Incredible.

[Dianne]

Love it - the fish eye is perfect for this!

[Lynne]

Nicely shot

[Leon Buijs]

Wonderful perspective, great shot

[Allison Williams]

Cool view.

[Margo]

Great capture

[Marnie]

Oh my gosh, imagine the power bill!!! Fantastic shot, the fisheye certainly adds lots of visual interest.

[Elizabeth]

What an awesome photo of an amazing display!!

[Walks @ 7]

I like looking up, in a woozy way, I fell more grounded. Fav!

[Lynda McG]

Brilliant- fav

[Sarah]

Works so well.

[Lou Ann]

This is exquisite! Oh my.

[Rachel]

I really like this view. Wonderful shot.

[Pam Knowler]

Fabulous fisheye Junko! Hoe did I miss this? Fav!

[*lynn]

looks like an amazing place ... great work, Junko

[Taffy]

I like this one compositionally overall, compared to the other, but love the surreal effects in both of them so much!

[Michael Van Krey]

I love how this is making you look at your photography differently.