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The Metropolitan Museum of Art (a group admin) says:
28 Sep 09 - In his introduction to The Americans Jack Kerouac wrote, "To Robert Frank I now give this message: You got eyes." We invite you to contribute your own story—about the world we live in, what reassures you, what weighs on you—to our "You Got Eyes" Flickr pool. Visit a city, park, museum, or any place that inspires you to speak from your heart, like Robert Frank did, and document your journey with your camera.
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In his introduction to
The Americans Jack Kerouac wrote, "To Robert Frank I now give this message: You got eyes." We invite you to contribute your own story—about the world we live in, what reassures you, what weighs on you—to our
"You Got Eyes" Flickr pool. Visit a city, park, museum, or any place that inspires you to speak from your heart, like Robert Frank did, and document your journey with your camera.
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About The Metropolitan Museum of Art
It's Time We Met
On February 15, we launched "It's Time We Met," our first visitor-contributed photography contest. Hundreds of visitors submitted nearly one thousand photographs taken in the Museum's Main Building or at The Cloisters Museum and Gardens depicting how they've shared their Met experience with friends and family.
Out of the 999 submissions, the Museum's panel of judges selected two winning photographs and five runners-up. Prizes were awarded to the winners, whose photographs will be used in the "It's Time We Met" marketing campaign. See the selected photos here.
Wikipedia Loves Art
The Met participated in a scavenger hunt and free content photography contest coordinated with other museums worldwide aimed at illustrating Wikipedia articles. The event ran for the whole month of February 2009.
Find out more at the Wikipedia Loves Art Flickr Group
Join Us
Uploading your photos of The Metropolitan Museum of Art allows you to share your unique vision and experiences at the Museum with other visitors. You are welcome to submit photos of a Museum event that you attended, the Museum's architecture, or your favorite spot in the Museum (see below for the Museum's Photography Policy). Please note that this group is moderated and photos that do not relate to the Museum will not be published.
Photography Policy
You may take photographs in the Museum's permanent collection galleries as long as the photographs are for private, noncommercial use. Photography is not permitted in special exhibitions or other areas designated "No Photography." The use of flash photography or video cameras is not permitted inside the Museum. Works of art on loan from private collections or other institutions may not be photographed. See Visitor Tips for the Museum's complete photography policy.
Tagging
Photos from this Flickr group may be published on relevant areas of www.metmuseum.org, based on tags provided by you. Please tag all photos “metropolitan_museum”. See our Guide for Getting Started with Flickr for additional information on tagging your photos properly.
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- Screenshots
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