Dirty composition? No, it’s art.
Tip: When you’ve forgotten your tripod, just put your camera on the floor. Afterwards you just call it art.
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Using dirty yellow lines to make a composition
Car park in an old building in the centre of Liège(B).
Turning ugly into composition
When you see something ugly, like a dirty wall in a parking garage, take it as a challenge to turn it into a composition. I took the challenge.
Not a sunset
The blue see, the cloudy sky and the sun leaving traces of light in the sand. Sorry of being lyric, I forgot to take a tripod with me so I put my camera on the floor.
Grey street in Liège
A grey street in Liège. However, I saw the yellow street posts and the blue car so I framed it but not without the red wall in the front and the green windows in the background. During post-processing I noticed my name was on the posts. 🙂
5x Architecture in Liège with my Canon 50mm f1.8 MK-1
On a dark and rainy winterday I made a walk through Liège and captured some grey buildings. However, with my 50mm lens (with 1.6 crop) I was limited to details. The post processing revealed the hidden colors of the grey buildings.
No, I was not in Cuba. It was Liège(B)
The colors of the blinds were fading away. Only the chipped paint remembers of the bright colors it once had. I could not stand further away to capture it all because it was a small street. Location: Rue Pierreuse, Liège, Belgium (link to google maps)
I made a walk in Liège and I saw …
… a church with a tower. They told me the view over the City of Liége is beautiful but I have to climb the small stairway to the top. The big bells, the old woodwork, the stairs and a dead mouse were included. Out of breath I “framed” the view of Liége. I hope you […]
The Prince-Bishops’ Palace of Liège with a tree
Rear-side of the Prince-Bishops’ Palace, on place Saint-Lambert, Liège Dark stones contrast with a few autumn leaves. Pigeon is present for the photo shoot.
Beauty in ugliness – Liège(B)
Playing with shades and contrasts @ La Cité administrative de la Ville de Liège. I like converting ugly locations into “special” compositions.
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