**The photo was taken in a garden area within the building but view steps to the outside. The area is filled with a thick, atmospheric fog, adding to the surreal and mysterious feeling of the scene. In this photo, we see a surreal blend of organic Art Nouveau architecture and brutalist design on a pink dusty planet, reminiscent of the world of Blade Runner 2049. The building appears to be ancient and mysterious, with weathered concrete and metal creating a sense of otherworldly decay. The brutalist elements are juxtaposed with swirling, organic forms inspired by the work of Antoni Gaudi, creating a surreal and dreamlike atmosphere. The colors in the photo are muted and hazy, with pinks and purples blending together in a dreamy haze. The physics and optics in the photo are just as surreal as the architecture itself, with impossible geometry and distorted perspectives creating a sense of confusion and disorientation. It's as though you're looking at a scene designed by M.C. Escher, with staircases that lead to nowhere and shapes that seem to shift and transform before your eyes. Camera Setup: To capture this photo, I used a Nikon F5 camera with a 50mm f/1.4 lens and Kodak Aerochrome Film. I set the camera to manual mode, with a shutter speed of 1/125 seconds and an aperture of f/5.6. The use of infrared film gives the photo a surreal, otherworldly quality, with colors that seem to shift and blend together in an ethereal haze. The use of a wide aperture allows for a shallow depth of field, creating a sense of intimacy within the space of the room.** - Upscaled by <@456226577798135808> (fast)
The photo was taken in a garden area within the building but view steps to the outside. The area is filled with a thick, atmospheric fog, adding to the surreal and mysterious feeling of the scene. In this photo, we see a surreal blend of organic Art Nouveau architecture and brutalist design on a pink dusty planet, reminiscent of the world of Blade Runner 2049. The building appears to be ancient and mysterious, with weathered concrete and metal creating a sense of otherworldly decay. The brutalist elements are juxtaposed with swirling, organic forms inspired by the work of Antoni Gaudi, creating a surreal and dreamlike atmosphere. The colors in the photo are muted and hazy, with pinks and purples blending together in a dreamy haze. The physics and optics in the photo are just as surreal as the architecture itself, with impossible geometry and distorted perspectives creating a sense of confusion and disorientation. Its as though youre looking at a scene designed by M.C. Escher, with staircases that lead to nowhere and shapes that seem to shift and transform before your eyes. Camera Setup To capture this photo, I used a Nikon F5 camera with a 50mm f1.4 lens and Kodak Aerochrome Film. I set the camera to manual mode, with a shutter speed of 1125 seconds and an aperture of f5.6. The use of infrared film gives the photo a surreal, otherworldly quality, with colors that seem to shift and blend together in an ethereal haze. The use of a wide aperture allows for a shallow depth of field, creating a sense of intimacy within the space of the room.