We all have them. These black and white days. No, it’s not a photography pun. I mean good and bad days.
And maybe it sounds cheesy but when you’re having one of those bad days, you feel down and wish it was over. While waiting and struggling through it, maybe all you have to do is just look up. You never know…
The photos are taken in Montpellier and Marseille, 2016.
Thanks for stopping by 🙂
yuri rasin photography 
What is that exactly in the one with the wheel?
Its taken in the old port of Marseille. There is a big shelter-like stand with a thin roof which is made of a giant mirror (hope I explained it well:) , just tried to find an unusual angle and combine it with the spinning wheel in the background. Thanks!
And an unusual angle you found!))
Thanks again Ivan 🙂
also interesting to know like Ivan ! what is it ?
Its taken in the old port of Marseille. There is a big shelter-like stand with a thin roof which is made of a giant mirror (hope I explained it well:) , just tried to find an unusual angle and combine it with the spinning wheel in the background. Thanks!
Thank you for this explain Yuri. I got that i see in a mirror but wasnt sure where it connected ! Have a nice day and shoots
Thanks Victor and same to you
Great inspiration Yuri. I think I avoid looking up a bit because at 35mm it can be difficult to have a feeling of being close, I don’t think that’s the case with these images. It’s certainly making me wonder about all the opportunities I may have missed from keeping my head down.
Thanks Chris. I thinks the 35mm gives you this creative limitation so you just have to work with it. Plus, i do crop a bit after to get rid of the unnecessary clutter. In the end its just saying- What If? (Another great Bowie advice)
No absolutely. creative limits are great. It just shows how we can be blinded by our preconceptions.