Today we went to the Massena Museum.
You know the Massena Museum, don't you?
Exactly, that Massena Museum, the one that is a museum of some rich people's very fancy house down on the ocean next door to the very famous Negresco Hotel. It is partly a museum of the time that was (mid to late 1800's up to the early 1900's) and also it sort of doubles as a museum of the history of the city.
It was fancy! But maybe I am not so interested in telling you all about it. It's more of a "I took a bunch of pictures of it!" kind of place.
When I got home I started doing all sorts of crazy twists on my pictures, because that's sort of my hobby.
What's that?
No. Clerkmanifesto is not my hobby. Clerkmanifesto is the organizing principle of the universe. But I appreciate the question.
Anyway, after making a collection of strange or fun or whatever versions of my pictures of the Massena Museum I realised: "Actually, the regular pictures I took are kind of pretty just all by themselves."
So here are some regular out of the camera box pictures of the Massena Museum. Think of them as the baseline. I'll show you weird versions later. We have all the time in the world.
Don't we have all the time in the world?
Let's pretend we have all the time in the world.
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