Pictures: Flat Space

Picture 1:
This is the top of the light of picture 2. I thought it would be interesting to see if through flat space and perspective I could get the circle to look like it's flat on the ground. I wanted to black and white to focus on the lines and shapes.

Picture 2:
This is the light from picture 1. I thought I would make it more flat by coming up closer to the light. Also, I thought it was interesting from this angle because the light looks like a bell from a bell tower. I tried to use the lines of the outside of the bell to frame where I wanted the viewer to look.

 Picture 3:
This is right outside the HFAC. I wanted to capture the picture while it was still golden hour. I wanted to try to get a flat landscape picture. I didn't have anyone in the frame because I didn't want overlap or scaling to create it more deep. I thought the lines created this box feel.

 Picture 4:
The good ole AC switch. I love how close you can get to something that you see every day and notice things. I never noticed how the white covering is filthy and is not that white at all. I wanted the flat space but I wanted to shoot it more with a diagonal to create some depth for the writing.

 Picture 5:
I wanted to use the railings to split my image almost like split screen. I thought the orange popped nicely. I wanted to have the space be more flat on the right and then have some deep on the left. There was a bucket and broom right outside an apartment door.