Chassé Theater Breda in black and white

I find the shapes of the Chassé theater in Breda very special.
The curved lines interspersed with clean lines make it an abstract image especially in black and white.

I took this picture during Breda photo. I actually liked the pontifical frame in front of it with the picture of a boulder to break up the bottom line with a square just like the rectangle above it.

Always a party to be in Brede during this event with of course if possible some strolling through the city and enjoying one of the many terraces.

This artwork is offered by Marianne van der Zee

Who am I, a small intro:

Once started as an architecture photographer with Robert Oerlemans as my photography docent at the art academy in The Hague.
Later followed by a 4-year art study "visual" at the UCK in Utrecht and a screen printing course at the CKE in Eindhoven.

Although I still photograph mostly architecture as free work, I find working in and with other disciplines also challenging.
For example by making collages, photographing in the atmosphere of the 17th century or combining drawing and photography with
Photoshop. Creating an "own image" through cropping of photos or combinations of techniques / materials / collages is also something I like to do.

For architecture photography my preference goes out to modern architecture, preferably photographed in black and white which, in my experience,
the lines are seen better.

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