Showing posts with label museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label museum. Show all posts

Monday, February 17, 2025

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Grace Museum Advertisements

There's a museum in downtown Abilene, Texas called The Grace.  It's a wonderful little museum and there's a playroom for the littles on the top floor that's quite impressive.
Outside and behind the building is this wall of advertising and to the left there's a parking area for guests.
I just thought this was really good looking so one day I made several images.  I like the others I took, but this is the one you get to see.

Thursday, January 30, 2025

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Sculpture at the Museum

When I was in the museum in Albany, Texas, one of the curators said it was ok to take photos as long as I didn't use flash.  Well, that worked fine for me since the room had a lot of light from the windows and my camera can shoot in a small amount of light anyway.
I saw this sculpture.  I'm not a fan of this type of art, but I made an image of it anyway.  I didn't read the description, but it looks like a scythe with a heart at the end of it.  hmmmm
Wonder what it's supposed to represent?

Saturday, January 25, 2025

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Two Figurines

I went to Albany, Texas today and my friend and I went into the museum.  There was a room with Asian artifacts and I thought these figures were interesting.  
Surprisingly they said I could take pics as long as I didn't use flash. Great!!
I made several images and I'll scatter them through the coming days.

Tuesday, July 30, 2024

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One of the planes flown by WASPs during WWII seen in the WASP museum located in Sweetwater, TX.

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Silhouettes of WWII women pilots

There's a museum in Sweetwater, TX dedicated to memorializing the first women who were pilots in WWII.  Those women were part of the WASPs~~Women Airforce Service Pilots.
Thousands of women applied to be part of this group, but only a little more than 1,000 were accepted into the group.  They flew every type of mission during the war that they men flew except for combat.
They were highly trained pilots.  38 of those women pilots died during the days of combat.

Thursday, December 29, 2022

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Museum of the North

This museum is seen on the campus of Alaska University at Fairbanks, Alaska.  It's a beautiful structure and it gives me the feeling it was constructed with the large white blocks to mimic the Alaskan heritage of igloos.  I haven't been able to document that idea, but that's what it makes me think of when I look at it.

This building is a cultural center, a museum and a learning environment.
 The sun sets around 4 pm in the winter and this image was made close to that time.  The light was beautiful and the sky was such a pretty blue.