Month: August 2014

I am sure every recognizes this symbol. By the way, Berlin is a phantastic city to photograph in.

Enjoy and keep on collecting manholes.

 

The key as a symbol is pretty well know especially among beer drinkers. you will find a slight variation on every Beck’s beer bottle.

Enjoy and keep on photographing

 

 

Another beautiful coat of arms in this manhole which I photographed in the city of Quedlinburg in Germany.

Enjoy and keep on photographing!

 

 

 

 

I thought it is interesting that the German cities put their coat of arms on the manholes.

Enjoy and keep on photographing!

I try to photograph a manhole in every town that I visit. I challenge you to do the same.

I prefer using the square format and I convert my images into monochrome. As always, enjoy this exercise.

 

Compare the first two-three rows on the left with the rest of the image. Notice how the image is divided in almost two triangle? This image is very dynamic. It has a certain “flow” in comparison to yesterday’s image.

Enjoy and keep on photographing

Also a stable image but the feeling is very different in comparison to yesterday’s picture. The divided line would be in the center of the chairs as a virtual line. real lines and imaginary lines influence your composition totally different.

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Study this image! The line thought the middle of the image separates the image into two almost mirrored parts. This means the image is balanced and feels very stable.

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This is an image I did not photograph in portrait format. I photographed the chairs from the front with the numbers on them.

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I challenge you to continue last weeks exercise except I ask you to photograph in the landscape format only. As always, enjoy this exercise.

What has changed going from portrait into landscape format? Compare your images and reflect on them.

As always emjoy this exercise!