Starting another series, "At Lake Zurich", from some years ago. I was in the train when I saw that house on the other side and I thought about how the people there might live, especially in winter, being so isolated from other places. I hope that the atmosphere was well preserved on this one.
Thanks a lot for the nice comment, Noemi! If I remember well the train was moving at a rather lower speed during that part of the route. So I guess I had luck on my side too.
As about living there... wonderful?.. Well, what can I tell you. For some days perhaps it would be nice but for a whole winter? I would die of boredom without the city. Much of a city rat, you know.. ;-)
Except of course if there is some hidden possibility to get into some nice theater play, or library, or metal bar.
I wonder sometimes how those people may survive that isolation :-/
How fortunate to have captured this image so well from a moving transport Nick, and the sepialike tones are very good. I too wonder about people there..and how it must be :), wonderful?
Muchas gracias por el comentario bonito y agradable incluso la asociación ;-) Gustavo!
De hecho, la luz era difícil en ese día. Quería aprender más acerca de la luz y la forma de capturar en muchas maneras diferentes, y por lo que escogió ese día por un photosession. Yo que bastante a menudo, cuando la luz es difícil de conseguir, ya que le enseña a mí muchas cosas que son importantes más adelante.
Helado, mal tiempo y mucho frío, un paisaje para verlo desde la cálida habitación de un hotel con una enorme estufa de leña...y sin dudas, bien acompañado...;-)...ja...ja...
Desde la técnica, impecable, la luz era muy difícil pero la exposición es muy buena.