Streetart.
Architecture.
Bikes.
Fonts.
Streetlife.
Feel the flow of the streets.
Graffiti – more than words
Simple words written on walls tell much more than just the meaning of the single word…who was the writer, his intention to do so, why here and what is the true message?
Shadow – complete the subject
Where light is there is shadow…it always comes together…it complement one another to give a whole. Sometimes shadow tells more than the pretended subject, adds missing parts of it or adumbrates the complete object.
Bicycles, bicycles, bicycles
In almost each town you find bicycles…each of it tells a different story…who is the owner, how far has the bike him brought, what is he/she doing while the bike is waiting for its next ride? Is there still an owner? …loads of questions creating each its own picture of the story behind.
Windows – what is inside?
Windows bring light into a house. It also gives a slightly taste of the life behind the walls. Who lives there, who was living there and why not anymore, what kind of lifestyle do they have…more than just a simple window.
Backyard – a hint of life?
To feel the real beat of a city, backyards tell a lot of a town…leave main streets behind, follow your instinct and step into small streets and catch a glimpse of backyards – it’s like a dip into someone’s outdoor livingroom.
Furniture, Decor – a taste of living space
Focus on special details reveals more about the surrounding even if they are not shown in the picture…it creates an atmosphere which the viewer can dunk into. Make unimpossing discrepancy visible…the eye of the viewer will stop and the viewer will start thinking.
