Le Delta Museum in Namur
The same paterned material was used for parts of the building. So why not use this as the subject. see the 4 compositions
The same paterned material was used for parts of the building. So why not use this as the subject. see the 4 compositions
A staircase carefully put into a composition of light and shades.
Challenge: select an odd subject (preferably ugly) and frame it in a tight composition. I used post-processing to enhance the faded colors and the structures.
Namur is an historical city in the Walloon region of Belgium. It has a high rock and on top of it there is a fortress or citadel. You can go on foot or by car. There you have a beautiful view of the environment and the river Meuse. I made several pictures and did some […]
I don’t know.
Just an object that got my attention. Simple as that.
The walls of this church were drawing my attention. The repetition of the lines, the light and shades forced me to consider careful compositions. The split-tone effect gave it the surrealistic feeling I experienced in this rather empty church. Location: Cathédrale Saint-Aubain at Namur (B)
Part 2 of the series of pictures I took under the bridge at Namur
Lines, metal, rust and reflections of the light on the water A camera, plenty of time, some post-processing et voila, 4 compositions in a frame.
When entering Rue Haute Marcelle in Namur, most people take their smartphone and instantly make a picture of the colorful umbrellas. I did the same but not instantly. I wanted to make it different and not just the ordinary snapshot. It’s up to you to comment. 😉 Post-processing: yes