JAPAN-IN-BW (Black-and-White)
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Exploring a Forgotten Office Complex
These pieces of glass sparkled beautifully. They probably do that every sunny day and I guess almost no one sees it.
About the Series:
All photos of the series were shot at an abandoned office complex. It seems that the complex was about to be demolished, but I guess they stopped the work on it. It’s located somewhere in Bavaria and with a little investigation and a careful look at this series, everybody should find it. The selected sequence of photos should give the viewer the impression of a walk through the complex and it corresponds mostly to the actually gone way. Of course I wasn't inside myself and I only got the Photos by accident :D
About the post-processing:
For editing I've used the Lightromm plug-in "Silver Efex Pro". More precisely: Preset Nr. 28 (in German: "kühle töne"), but partly with adjustments: sometimes I omitted the blue color filter and I often reduced the very strong contrast of the preset to bring out the details more clearly. For the frame I used the free lightroom plug-in “mogrify”.
Our Daily Challenge 22-28 January : This Unique Place .
I have lived here since September 1949 when I was 5.
See how that pine tree has grown!
Luckily my mother was as keen as me on photographic recording, although only with a Box Brownie. I got to use that as soon as my hands were big enough.
I still do as she taught me...point it in the right direction, hold it still and shoot.
"The mind in its perceptions has to begin somewhere. It can’t begin with ideas, because every idea comes after a corresponding impression; so it must start with impressions— there must be some impressions that turn up in the soul without having been heralded by any preceding perception. The causes of these impressions of sensation are natural objects and events..." D. Hume
View of Sydney shot from a weather station on top of the Mathews building at the University of New South Wales, Kensington. Shot taken by the Climate Change Research Centre (ccrc.unsw.edu.au) at 2016 Jul 22 22:28.