Exhibition Trip

Today, we went on a trip to visit an exhibition by a professional photographer. He took a lot of landscape photos and also some people who lived in villages. His landscape photos were great, and he spent a great deal of money to shoot them, but I didn't like them very much to be honest. They looked quiet the same to one another and had this very generic "wallpaper" look. They were stunning photos, but just not my preference, I guess. What I preferred more from the collection were the livelier ones. The ones with people had more life and emotion in them, compared to the landscape ones. So, let's get on with this!

I liked bright and spacious the place looked. The children looked very small in comparison to the wide surroundings. Their expressions were unreadable. It made the photo look kind of lonely. The shadow that was in line with the child's position on the right was quite interesting.

The lady looked so happy and radiant, I could almost hear her laughter from the photo. It's so nice that the photographer managed to capture the emotion of her, and preserved it forever. The subject was focused while the background was blurry to make her stand out more.

This one was very emotional. To be exact, I think it was wist, that she was emanating. She was old and weathered, but photos of her past glory were hanging up. In there, she was in the prime of her days, the days when she shone the brightest. The dark surroundings emphasized this sad longing, with a spotlight to lightly illuminate her.

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