18 Stunning Photo Spots at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Please Accept Them.

It is said that The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the British Museum, and the Louvre are the world's three great museums.
So, even though there is an admission fee 🎫, it’s still worth collecting the experience.
Honestly, it’s worth it, the ticket is a great value.
The museum is very large, the exhibits are rich, and the small themed galleries are full of surprises. I felt like a whole day wasn’t enough.
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Of course, while viewing the exhibits, you can also take photos, so you get your money’s worth and don’t leave empty-handed.
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📷 Photos 1-2. Medicine Buddha Painting
Many people go to Shanxi but miss this masterpiece; find a chance to see it here—it’s very impressive and a pity to miss.
Inside the China Gallery, there are many other beautiful artifacts worth photographing.
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📷 Photos 3-6. European Sculpture Hall
This space has very high ceilings and is mainly white, so whether framing or photographing, the effect is excellent.
I suggest photographers go upstairs while the model stays on the first floor; this makes the photos look more grand.
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📷 Photo 7. Second Floor of the Main Entrance
Many treasures have been photographed here; the view behind is grand and beautiful, making it a must-visit photo spot. I casually used a brochure from the front desk as a prop.
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📷 Photo 8. Medieval Armor Hall
The weapons and armor here are exquisite and spectacular, but it’s quite crowded, so I quickly snapped a photo. It’s worth taking your time to shoot and appreciate carefully.
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📷 Photo 9. Medieval Art Gallery
This is a sculpture exhibition in the atrium, near the entrance of the building to the right of the golden archery sculpture.
I waited a long time to get a shot without tourists; there’s always a lot of foot traffic there.
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📷 Photos 10-11. Egyptian Gallery
These are two murals inside the Egyptian Gallery: one is a light and shadow mural next to the temple, and the other is a physical mural in the corridor.
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📷 Photos 12-18. Any Glass Display Case Inside the Museum
As long as there aren’t many people behind, the lighting is good, and the height is suitable, these angles are easy to find.
Don’t look at the camera, quietly appreciate, and casually snap photos.
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Alright, there are actually many more photo spots, but since it’s so huge, we spent 4 hours and only saw a small part. The rest we just glanced at without detailed shooting.
Looking forward to everyone discovering more beautiful photo spots.
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That’s it for today’s share 🔚.