space and light, a photo from Kobenhavn, East

Photographer's Note

I'll end my little series of photos from Statens Museum for Kunst on a soft note. From the same room as the first photo but form a slightly different standpoint, this view through an opening in the wall into the entrance hall with a glimpse of the main staircase is perhaps a bit soft, but I like the way the softness puts emphasis on the impressionistic qualities of space and light.

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astrada (14) 2004-02-24 3:29

sepertinya ini adalah permainan ruang...
bagus

Midnight_sun (1941) 2004-02-24 3:30

Your gallery/museum shots are really good, I like the space in this one, and the graininess suits this picture very well. Very good work.

clodreno (0) 2004-02-24 3:39

Too bad... Please more. i don't want you to end up this serie.. They are really great. all of them. Your framing is amazing. very well done. idon't mind the softness at all. But The human presence here is nice. In fact the image wouldn't have sense without it...

Isabelle (9046) 2004-02-24 3:41

the grain adds personality to a highly graphic image.
lovely series, torben.
congratulations.

Rinie_Hoff (9340) 2004-02-24 3:43

Oh, nice, almost empty picture! What a beautiful capturing, all the different grey tones blend so nice together, and just some people visible. I like it a lot!

Jeppe (18654) 2004-02-24 8:09

Very nice capture indeed Torben - good to see this museum which I haven't taken time to visit yet. I like the soft lines you mention in your note - however it seams a bit grainy (perhaps by purpose?)

I tried a workshop - hope you don’t mind.

[workshop] [compare]

eelliott305 (776) 2004-02-24 16:18

Your composition is excellent, well done. I think the soft tones and graininess are what make this photo so attractive.

mogens-j (56) 2004-02-26 6:16

Very nice and creative Torben. I like the lines drawn by the light. It seems like you have grained this one too with good result. Well done.

Eagle78 (1933) 2004-03-08 15:01

Well, i have to tell that i really donґt know and нm not used to criticise this kind of shots but i have to tell that i really love it. Now, why?? Well, thatґs what i was telling you, i donґt know exactly ;) but what called my atention was all the empty space on your frame giving it almost a dramatic mood here. Those guys look so small, almost like a painting in the museum or something. Wonderful angle, really love it.

joseelias (0) 2004-03-09 8:56

I like the composition and the point of view as well the details at the back that contrast with the minimalist "frame" made by the wall.
I only feel it's a bit to noisy because it blures the details and so reduces the mentioned contrast.