In winter, the great tit is a frequent guest in my garden, where it busily searches for food to get through the cold months. This lively bird with its distinctive black head, yellow breast and white cheeks is particularly energetic and clever. Insects are scarce in winter, so the great tit then feeds mainly on seeds and fats, which can be found at my feeding site, to keep its energy up. Despite the harsh conditions, they are quite resistant to cold thanks to their thick feathers and adaptability.
Here are a few ideas for interior styles in which I think this picture would look good:
Scandinavian interior: Light tones, natural materials and minimalist look. Brings out the sense of calm and simplicity.
Industrial: Raw, dark materials such as concrete, brick and metal. A high-key photo in can create a strong contrast. This makes the photo a real eye-catcher, while the monochrome palette nicely complements the colours and textures of an industrial interior.
Modern minimalism: Clean lines, neutral colours and few decorative details. This photo can be a subtle, artistic addition.
Country-chic: In a country interior with light, natural elements such as wood and linen, this high-key black-and-white photo can add a modern touch. It brings balance between the modern and the warm, country feel.
My photographic style is characterised as imaginative, two-dimensional and minimalist, often compared to the northern way of life or even Scandinavian design. This is known for its simplicity, functionality and minimalism. Clean lines, minimalist geometric shapes, simplism, negative space, the use of neutral,.. Read more…