| Model | Flux |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratio | 4:5 |
| Style | architecture |
The trick is focusing on the violent clash between the rigid architecture and the relentless, organic takeover of the plants.
I captured a long shot of an empty concrete hallway at 3 am where the fluorescent light flickers casting long shadows across the textured floor. The air feels cool and smells faintly of dust and old carpet. The sense of deep liminal space is palpable as the camera slowly pulls back. The vibe is stark and quiet.
A shot looking down a long, narrow concrete hallway with mismatched industrial lighting. The floor is cracked and the air feels heavy and silent, suggesting a strange transition point between two worlds. There is a single, flickering fluorescent tube overhead.
A wide shot of a ruined Roman stone arch completely consumed by thick, dark green foliage. The massive roots wrap around the weathered stone creating a natural, living ceiling. It feels like a forgotten place reclaimed by the wild.
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