**In this photograph, we see a mind-bending example of architecture that combines the harsh lines and angles of Brutalist design with the organic curves and shapes of Art Nouveau, inspired by the works of Antoni Gaudi. The building appears to be ancient, with weathered concrete and rusted metal fixtures that suggest a history of use and decay. The scene is set on a pink dusty planet, much like the setting in Blade Runner 2049. The atmosphere is thick with fog, obscuring the building and creating a surreal effect that enhances the already fantastical architecture. The physics and optics in the photo are equally surreal, resembling the works of M.C. Escher. The lines and angles of the building seem to shift and bend in impossible ways, creating a disorienting effect that draws the viewer in and encourages exploration. To capture this photograph, I used a vintage Kodak Aerochrome film camera, which gave the image a surreal color palette with deep pinks and purples. I set the camera to a slow shutter speed to capture the foggy atmosphere and used a wide-angle lens to capture the full scope of the building's intricate details. Overall, this photograph is a stunning example of the power of architecture to evoke emotion and transport the viewer to a different world, where anything is possible.** - Upscaled by <@456226577798135808> (fast)
In this photograph, we see a mindbending example of architecture that combines the harsh lines and angles of Brutalist design with the organic curves and shapes of Art Nouveau, inspired by the works of Antoni Gaudi. The building appears to be ancient, with weathered concrete and rusted metal fixtures that suggest a history of use and decay. The scene is set on a pink dusty planet, much like the setting in Blade Runner 2049. The atmosphere is thick with fog, obscuring the building and creating a surreal effect that enhances the already fantastical architecture. The physics and optics in the photo are equally surreal, resembling the works of M.C. Escher. The lines and angles of the building seem to shift and bend in impossible ways, creating a disorienting effect that draws the viewer in and encourages exploration. To capture this photograph, I used a vintage Kodak Aerochrome film camera, which gave the image a surreal color palette with deep pinks and purples. I set the camera to a slow shutter speed to capture the foggy atmosphere and used a wideangle lens to capture the full scope of the buildings intricate details. Overall, this photograph is a stunning example of the power of architecture to evoke emotion and transport the viewer to a different world, where anything is possible.