Here is a photo of the glass ceiling of the entrance to the
Naples-museum-that-must-not-be-named-because-photography-is-not-permitted.
The April theme for City Daily Photo bloggers is "triangles."
I offer this photo because, yes, it has many triangles,
but it also has other pleasing
geometric forms.
And there are so many beautiful shapes here!
ReplyDeleteThe museum that must not be named makes me think of Voldemort in the Harry Potter books being referred to as he who must not be named.
Spiders would be proud of this museum. PS: Beware of museum police... they are ruthless. :)
ReplyDeleteYou should offer a contest for the one who finds the most triangles, but, then again, who would judge? Great shot!
ReplyDeleteHa ha. Photography is a crime. Good of you to break the rules for the theme day.
ReplyDeleteWow!. That's a lot of triangles.
ReplyDeletewell done mr. jack!
ReplyDeleteNice job getting that photo without getting caught Jack!
ReplyDeleteSneaking around again, I see. But you did a super job of representing the theme! Might have strained your neck a bit?
ReplyDeleteI was going to try to photograph one of my golf shots, 'cause they usually start off one way, take a 90-degree turn, and then come back - perfect triangle!
love it , great ! :)
ReplyDeleteIf you get caught doing something like this, you could say,"But, officer, I thought that the ban on photography applied to taking pictures of the art, and I was taking a photo out the window. That is allowed in the world's finest museums.."
ReplyDeleteI love this one, Jack! Definitely my favorite triangle so far!
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to break the rules and snicker as you go out the door! This is a terrific shot for the day and that is a LOT of triangles! Love those blue skies, too! Have a fun one, Jack!! Oh, and get lots of pics, you have my permission!
ReplyDeleteOh my I'm getting dizzy looking up at this one Jack :) so glad you're a rebel at heart AND you have given me such a good idea on how to post some photos I wasn't supposed to take either :)
ReplyDeleteA perfect contrapicado. Un beautiful ceiling.
ReplyDeletea hug.
I tried to count the triangles, but I gave up!
ReplyDeleteSuper choice and photo for this theme day!
You are a sneaky guy, Jack! ;-))
ReplyDeleteLOL! How very funny, Jack! And what a great entry.
ReplyDeleteVery cool find.
ReplyDeleteAh, one of those. A curse be upon them.
ReplyDeletePretty cool architecture. Buckminster Fuller lives!
Why, you little sleuth. Lovely array of triangles here in the museum-which-must-not-be-named.
ReplyDeleteLove the triangle theme, Jack.
Bises,
Genie
Is this the way for someone-who-shall-not-be-named-but-who-used-to-be-a-lawyer to behave?
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective, countless triangles, and interesting architecture!
ReplyDeletePerhaps in future, if photography is not permitted, you could do a small sketch! :) Sunshine Coast Daily Photo - Australia
ReplyDeleteI see a lot of triangles, thank you for not respecting those silly signs!
ReplyDeleteDid anyone count them? :-)
ReplyDeleteWell done! Super angle.
ReplyDeleteOh ho! You got yourself quite a fine selection of triangles, didn't you?
ReplyDeleteIsn't it a shame that photographers must become scofflaws in the pursuit of an innocent hobby? I wonder if it's time to quietly begin a Free the Photographer fund just in case any of us don't manage to get away with it?
Oh you're so ahead of the game. you have more triangles than any of us!!!
ReplyDeleteV
Well seen AND well done!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Your secret is safe :).
ReplyDeleteI'm feeling much better. Thanks for asking, Jack.