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Architecture - Honorable Mention
(Amateur)
(Amateur)
Ramble Of The Ghosts On Charles Bridge by Gittan Beheydt (Belgium)
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Photo © Gittan Beheydt
Entry description:
This image was taken 14 October 2014 at Prague. Charles Bridge a crowded place but so beautiful. So I wanted to give it some spirits and magic without altering the grandeur of the bridge.
About photographer:
Based in Belgium near the city of Antwerp. Gittan is a passionate self taught amateur photographer. She has been fascinated by photography since she was a child, but it was in late 2009 that the craft started to become her second nature.
"Through my images, I'm trying to reflect the beauty of everything that surrounds us."
While her main subjects are landscape and seascape,architecture, trees and flora, she believes her photographic journey is in a constant evolution.
About her work:
She prefers minimal scenes and wants to reflect the beauty of what she sees bringing it back to the essence in a play of shapes, lines, light and shadows.
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This image was taken 14 October 2014 at Prague. Charles Bridge a crowded place but so beautiful. So I wanted to give it some spirits and magic without altering the grandeur of the bridge.
About photographer:
Based in Belgium near the city of Antwerp. Gittan is a passionate self taught amateur photographer. She has been fascinated by photography since she was a child, but it was in late 2009 that the craft started to become her second nature.
"Through my images, I'm trying to reflect the beauty of everything that surrounds us."
While her main subjects are landscape and seascape,architecture, trees and flora, she believes her photographic journey is in a constant evolution.
About her work:
She prefers minimal scenes and wants to reflect the beauty of what she sees bringing it back to the essence in a play of shapes, lines, light and shadows.
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