Curves

When I shoot film most of my photos are not series and will only work individually.

While I do love getting a roll back with lots of different motives and situations, it does create a bit of a problem when I want to share the photos here on the blog.

I prefer to create blog posts with little series to tell a story and to make sure that the photos go well together aesthetically, and this is not always easy if the roll contains many individual shots from different days and situations.

In this case I have three individual photos, which I love. Normally I wouldn’t share them together, but I managed to find a little something which makes them go very well together: The curves.

The first one was shot in the park of the Danish Museum of Modern Art, Louisiana. The second one was shot inside one of the greenhouses of the Botanical Garden in Florence, and the last one is the view over the railway of Dybbølsbro station in Copenhagen. All shot on Ilford hp5 plus 400.