This is another beautiful photo series and a nice visual story at the museum! The first photo is a real eye-catcher and a nice way to start this series. As you said yourself, a human element really adds something here. I agree with that, this series now speaks much more. In addition, your choice for BnW works out very well and it created a nice consistency. Good job!!!
Thank you very much for the kind words, Leon! The 1st photo I owe it to Mehdi, it was one of the attempts to reply to his last photochain photo. 🙂 I chose B&W because most of the interior photos didn’t have much color information anyway, but also because B&W always seems to highlight shapes and shadows better than color.
Thank you very much! 🙂 To be honest I’m not 100% sure, but I think I photographed in color and then just processed the raw files in lightroom to convert to B&W.
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I especially like the feet photos – creates a different perspective
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Indeed, I think adding a small human element in otherwise mostly abstract shots always elevates them to something much more interesting. 🙂
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Hey Luis,
This is another beautiful photo series and a nice visual story at the museum! The first photo is a real eye-catcher and a nice way to start this series. As you said yourself, a human element really adds something here. I agree with that, this series now speaks much more. In addition, your choice for BnW works out very well and it created a nice consistency. Good job!!!
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Thank you very much for the kind words, Leon! The 1st photo I owe it to Mehdi, it was one of the attempts to reply to his last photochain photo. 🙂 I chose B&W because most of the interior photos didn’t have much color information anyway, but also because B&W always seems to highlight shapes and shadows better than color.
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Beautiful !! May i ask if they made with your Nostalgic B&W recipe?
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Thank you very much! 🙂 To be honest I’m not 100% sure, but I think I photographed in color and then just processed the raw files in lightroom to convert to B&W.
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