On The Threshold of Van Gogh
The direct reference to the post-Impressionist painter and "The Starry Night" is manifested in the phallic element found in photography. Thus the visu...
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The direct reference to the post-Impressionist painter and "The Starry Night" is manifested in the phallic element found in photography. Thus the visual discourse reveals the history as a kind of repetition and time as a capsule that takes hold of reality as we become witnesses of his activity. The metaphor of time as a sphere brings us to the idea of eternal return and makes history an infinite movement and time its mechanism. This sunset is a metaphor for the expression of which never reached: the moment.
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Oct, 2015Views
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Location
The photo was taken in my home in MexicoTime
Probably it was taken at 6 pmLighting
I wanted to make the sphere look like a paint, the sun almost dying creates a nostalgic atmosphere.Equipment
This was shoot with a canon t3i with the 18-55mm lensInspiration
I was looking for a moment that shows an instant in timeEditing
Usually I make global adjustments, in this case I only changue the color temperature a little bitIn my camera bag
Canon 6d, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 24-105, 8-15mmFeedback
The sun must be in the horizon, just in front of a translucent object.
