Currier Museum of Art

Jeff really knows how to start his activity events right.

We decide to follow the right turn rule.

The museum was surprisingly empty despite the free admission window.

This is a crop detail of one of the more realistic paintings. I think the reflection in the coffee maker is astonishing. Computers can render scenes like this but only after immense amounts of computing power are invested.

This is a single room of photography. I was hoping for more.

This was my photo of the day for this day.

I don't think Jeff is studying this painting. I think he's posing in front of it. I could be wrong.

Some paintings take your breath away. Talk about drama!

Definitely Bill is posing in front of this painting.

The still-empty museum, with the lights still on.

Upstairs is the furniture gallery.

The chair seems out of place here.

Nineteenth Century studio shoot. If you view this at original size, you can almost read the sign. It appears that the sculptor was also the photographer.

Here I'm looking up at the ceiling from the center of the museum. Only the emergency lights are on now and soon we'll be asked to return to the front of the museum. We lingered for a while and then left when it appeared that the power might be out for a while.