Rebellious wall
Jan, 2020Views
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This photo was taken in Berlin during a visit to a very special girlie friend of mine that I had met years earlier trapsing the New Zealand wilderness. We had finally met up again after years apart and this was one of my first pictures of Berlin with her. We stumbled upon this squatters building and this window just stood out to me, I love how street art can give you more depth and perception of a countries system then the news.Time
This was taken late afternoon with a natural lightLighting
I didn't do anything with lighting, I snapped a couple of pictures at different angles and chose my favourite one.Equipment
Just a Nikon D3300 nothing elseInspiration
I love how street art can truly represent a country and it's values, I feel that the art on the window for me showed that no matter where you are or who you are, you voice and opinions can always be heard and the window just represented for me that other option that nobody really pays attention too because it's a bit harder and not so straight forward as going through the main doorEditing
Nop :)In my camera bag
I have my Nikon D3300 with two lens options-one automatic and manual the other one being bigger is just manual. I also carry around a poiece of the wall from pompeii as a reminder of how life is so fleeting and if you don't capture the moments then you risk losing it all within seconds.Feedback
I would not know what to advise as I am so very new to this photography world, I am still trying to figure out my own style and what I can do :)
