One recent morning after parking and walking over to the building in which I work, I took this photo. It was a good chance to capture space and so… yeah. I probably could’ve cropped more of the top off, but I like this bit of light sitting at the top. Impacts the feel.
This is my submission into the three hundred-and-forty-fourth Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme for this one is “Abandoned“.
This area is most definitely not abandoned, but in this particular moment it feels like it was abandoned quite recently.
The host of the Lens-Artists challenges cycles weekly between the following people:
This one is curated by Anne. The next one is curated by John.
I recommend joining the community and participating in the challenges. They’re pretty straightforward, allow room for interpretation, and provide a good way to think about photography in general. If not, however, then at the very least you should check out what others submit to the challenges.
I hope you enjoy.
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Great photo for this challenge SH! I love that it’s dark and has a stark interior. Regarding your question of how we approach and take photos of people, I was having an inner battle over this. I come from a journalistic background, and photo journalism is another way of telling a story. In many ways, a photo speaks louder than words.
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For some reason I found your image a bit “spooky” SH, but well chosen for the week!
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I love the moodiness of the image, SH. Great choice for the challenge.
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The side columns keep us focused on the center of this great image. Excellent!
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I love the mood in this.
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