Waving Light © Julia Anna Gospodarou
Not much time to work on my photos these days, but at the same time, I can’t resist too long without touching them. So I had to play a little with the shots from my scouting stroll at the Olympic Complex in Athens, the last one before the Athens Architectural Workshop.
This is the Olympic Agora, one of my favorite architectural structures in the Complex. Except for the fact that I’m every time charmed by the beauty and harmony of this structure, it’s a favorite also because you have countless possibilities of shooting it: from afar, from near, with a long, a wide or super-wide lens (as I did here with my new Nikon 10-24mm), in a traditional or abstract interpretation, whatever your imagination and eyes wish. I even have some long exposures of it, but I’ll need more time to be able to process them. It was among the very few times that I used the 2:1 format, not that I don’t like it, but my subjects are generally more abstract, thus more suited for the square format. I do like this format here though, especially for the way it brings together so many pieces of reality…
Julia Anna Gospodarou – (en)Visionographer
is an architect with a Master degree and a Multiple Award-Winning Black and WHite Fine Art Architectural photographer (en)Visionographer, creator of (en)Visionography™ and Photography Drawing™, author of the book From Basics to Fine Art – Black and White Photography (co-author Joel Tjintjelaar), with high distinctions in the most important photography competitions worldwide (SWPA, IPA, PX3, IFPA, B&W Spider Awards etc.), published internationally in numerous books and magazines, passionate about beauty and trying to spread it into the world.