After publishing my post I was reminded of this photograph I took a year ago in some ruins in Andalucia, Spain. I like the way the light comes into the dark empty room and only catches part of the textured beams, on the ceiling showing the subtle grooves and cuts in the wood. The shape and depth of the window made me think of your comments on how the body of the light fixtures play a part in directing light. I like the multiple frames and their different shades. The wall becomes slightly illuminated creating a beautiful dark texture.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
another one...
After publishing my post I was reminded of this photograph I took a year ago in some ruins in Andalucia, Spain. I like the way the light comes into the dark empty room and only catches part of the textured beams, on the ceiling showing the subtle grooves and cuts in the wood. The shape and depth of the window made me think of your comments on how the body of the light fixtures play a part in directing light. I like the multiple frames and their different shades. The wall becomes slightly illuminated creating a beautiful dark texture.
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Great observations about the body of the light/window directing the light and the dark texture on the wall.
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