**In this photo, we see a stunning example of organic Art Nouveau architecture, inspired by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi. The building appears to have been constructed entirely out of natural materials, with a stunning array of swirling shapes and intricate patterns. As you look closer, you begin to notice that the building seems to be alive, pulsating with energy and movement. The colors in this photo are incredibly vibrant and otherworldly, with deep blues and greens mixing together to create a surreal landscape. It's as though you're peering into a world that exists only in the mind of someone on an LSD trip, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur together. Camera Setup: To capture this photo, I used a Canon EOS R6 camera with a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. I set the camera to aperture priority mode with an aperture of f/8 and a shutter speed of 1/200 seconds. I also used a polarizing filter to help reduce glare and increase color saturation. Finally, I shot in RAW format to allow for maximum flexibility in post-processing.** - Upscaled by <@456226577798135808> (fast)
In this photo, we see a stunning example of organic Art Nouveau architecture, inspired by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi. The building appears to have been constructed entirely out of natural materials, with a stunning array of swirling shapes and intricate patterns. As you look closer, you begin to notice that the building seems to be alive, pulsating with energy and movement. The colors in this photo are incredibly vibrant and otherworldly, with deep blues and greens mixing together to create a surreal landscape. Its as though youre peering into a world that exists only in the mind of someone on an LSD trip, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur together. Camera Setup To capture this photo, I used a Canon EOS R6 camera with a 2470mm f2.8 lens. I set the camera to aperture priority mode with an aperture of f8 and a shutter speed of 1200 seconds. I also used a polarizing filter to help reduce glare and increase color saturation. Finally, I shot in RAW format to allow for maximum flexibility in postprocessing.