About ‘Staircase in perspective’ by Filip D´hooghe
In this photograph, your gaze is immediately drawn to the heavily weathered, oxidised banister, which stretches towards the sky in a powerful, sharp perspective. The foreground is out of focus and reveals the rough, mottled green-blue patina and rust of the metal. The banister acts as a ‘ 'leading line' ’, guiding your eye towards the…
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I take photographs because I love to look. At people, at buildings, at landscapes, at light and at the small details that are easily lost in the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
My photography cannot be pigeonholed. Street photography appeals to me because of the unexpected: a glance, a posture, a chance encounter or a moment that lasts only a few seconds. In abstract photography, on the other hand, I seek out form, rhythm, lines, contrast and beauty without the…