asymmetric symmetry
Vertical bars at JFK Library at Cal State University, Los Angeles lit by the sun to provide the asymmetry.
Vertical bars at JFK Library at Cal State University, Los Angeles lit by the sun to provide the asymmetry.
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Location
This photo was taken looking at the beams of the crossing bridge of the John F. Kennedy Library of California State University, Los AngelesTime
The photo was taken during the late afternoon when the sun light would cast some shadow on the metallic beams.Lighting
The lighting was all natural. Luckily there were clouds in the sky to add texture to the photography. The lines overhead creates shadows with the lights to create asymmetric aspect of this symmetry.Equipment
I used Canon 6-D with the Canon 24-105mm lens. The camera was handheld.Inspiration
This was my first visit to Cal State U, Los Angeles. The metallic beams and structures outside the library inspired me to spend some time here to take a few photos.Editing
Yes, the photos was enhance in the contrast and added a blue filter to reduce the amount of blue light.In my camera bag
Canon 24-105mm f/4, Canon 50mm f/1.8, Canon 600EX-RT flash, filtersFeedback
I would say keep taking photos when you find things interesting. Challenge yourself with different position, sometimes they are unconventional but effective.
