A blog about my landscape image making. On landscape imaging in general, bits of history and related disciplines (Architecture, Geography, Neuro Science, Philosophy and whatever happens to get my attention)
Showing posts with label white sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white sky. Show all posts
2008-06-24
2008-06-20
2008-06-16
2008-06-11
Second house. White sky

This is the second picture i took as a study in white skyes rendering and use in composition a la "new topographers"
second house: a house were you rarely go. The second house is a typical way in which we italians waste the land. These areas were almost wild 40 years ago. Generally owned by small store owners they were built by a constructor who was also a local alderman. Some of these second houses were also built without clearance and regard for the presence of water, electricity and so. Every 5 years or less they were condoned by the national administration in charge. The cost of the condones were high since the local administration had to provide the above mentioned unplanned infrastructures. The infrastructures were provided by the usual local alderman who also owned a private small building firm. From the point of view of human geography they provide an interesting object of study due to the presence of decorative elements coming from people with a really low education and as such well exposed to television and others media suggestion, generally the builder shared the same low level of education. Some of these houses where also built by placing first a caravan and progressively raised condone by condone.
2008-06-09
Second house. White sky

This is the first picture i am posting. In this blog i will only post pictures from microproject and not strictly related with the main projects i am working on. A microproject is for me something you can exaust in a day or two. It needs not to be about a specific subject or location. In this case i take advantage of the bad weather to experiment with white skies the way "new topographers" and "architecture landscape" photographers are doing.
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