How to Photograph Art Museums

Ever wondered how to take interesting photos in an art museum, rather than the same boring art + selfie photos that everyone else takes? In today's video, I discuss 6 unique strategies for photographing art museums, from street photography to using ND filters to remove crowds. Shot at the MoMA and MET.

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Edited by Justin Miller.
Modeling by Sara Wisser: and @s_wisser
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