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Random pictures from my camera roll over the past few years

#photography taken in Everywhere But Nowhere by @averymaski

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From the shore to Austin @tybailey7 is the man taken in Austin, Texas by @averymaski

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Northeastern New Mexico road trip. Cauplin, Folsom, Des Moines, and Clayton taken in Capulin Volcano National Monument by @averymaski

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Hot air balloon 🎈 taken in Albuquerque, New Mexico by @averymaski

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July 2025 - Northern New Mexico taken in Raton, New Mexico by @averymaski

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Life in New Mexico taken in Raton, New Mexico by @averymaski

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Denver Art Museum. taken in Denver Art Museum by @averymaski

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Fantastic Art museum, Slovak National galley showed had a great Ottoman empire temporary exhibit followed by three floors of Slovak artists. The early 1900s period stood out the most with artists trying to create a national identity and be apart of the modern art movement of their time. taken in SNG – Slovenská národná galéria by @averymaski

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Took some cooking classes in Budapest! Had some awesome teachers that really were excited to show me Hungarian cuisine. Had a blast and learned so much taken in Chef Parade - Budapest, Bécsi Út 27. by @averymaski

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The museum of fine arts in Budapest had many interesting permanent exhibits. The first and second floor were all European paintings and art from 1300-1800s. A lot of Italian renaissance and religious paints. Most of these were well known artists you’d learn about in Art Class. They were mixed in with a few sculptors and carvers who made artifacts for their daily religious life. But on the third floor it was all Hungarian painters. Most of the Basque period. It was fascinating to see the differences especially when they depicted the crucifixion. Their depiction of Christ ( the last three pictures illustrate this point better ) looked slightly different, more reflective of the common look of a Slavic person rather than a Mediterranean phenotype. Lighter skin, rounder face, more prominent nose. As an American only ever seeing the Italian painters it was very interesting to see this perspective.

The temporary exhibit was about Agnes Denes. Wheatfield — A Confrontation, is one of her most famous works. Grew two acres of wheat in manhattan in 1982. She is quoted as saying “My decision to plant a wheatfield in Manhattan, instead of designing just another public sculpture, grew out of the longstanding concern and need to call attention to our misplaced priorities and deteriorating human values. Manhattan is the richest, most professional, most congested and, without a doubt, most fascinating island in the world. To attempt to plant, sustain and harvest two acres of wheat here, wasting valuable real estate and obstructing the ‘machinery’ by going against the system, was an effrontery that made it the powerful paradox I had sought for the calling to account.”

So, if you find yourself in Budapest, check out their art museum. Well worth the money taken in Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest by @averymaski

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