Left Behind
Artist
Esther Amaya GallénMedium
PhotographyMaterial
PaperDescription
Hahnemühle Fine Art Sugar Cane 300grm paper
I love this picture. It is a very clear example of how light and shadows can transform anything into art. This is a close building part of Bristol University that only opens once a year to the public. So there is some rubbish left behind that in this case is pottery; the light reflection is warm, and you can even see the granulated walls made of pottery. Look at the brush; it has some spider webs and dust, just visible because of the light coming through the window. As I say, anything can become an incredible subject to take a photo. Here in Budapest, my dream comes true! The broken buildings and imperfect things give character and reflect history, although my Hungarian friends think they need to be plastered :)Try it!
