Monomad Challenge - Looking Closer at an Exhibition Hall in Copenhagen

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While on a job at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark i had some time to explore the buildings of this exhibition site. The one at the main entrance with it's metal facade and billions of little holes in it looked just perfect to me at first sight for a #monomad black and white photo series. The photos were taken on different days and different times of day and i like to present this building to you here starting with very abstract closeups of the facade, revealing it shot by shot with a little surprise at the end ... Enjoy!

Looking upwards at one of the panels of the facade

One of the perforation patterns up close

Looking upwards again with a different sky and different reflections

Yes, they have different perforation patterns that result in different transparencies of the panels throughout the facade

Upwards again with a slightly different angle at another time of day

Changing the angle to reveal a bit more of the perforated panels

Looking very close once more. This time at the space between two of the panels with different perforation patterns

Changing the angle horizontally this time to reveal a bit more of the overall look of the facade with the effect of having many reflections of the same tree standing close by

Revealing the lower end of the panels now through a window from the inside of the neighboring building

Here we see the connection to the neighboring building with a nice reflection of the panel facade

Now let's move away a bit further to reveal more of the facade with it's different perforation patterns looking towards one of the corners of the building

Here we're looking up on one of the corners of the building where you can see the transparency of the perforate panels at the top edge

I couldn't decide which one looked better so here's the vertical shot of the corner for you the decide

Finally we're taking a big step backwards from that corner and reveal the building with a wide angle shot

For everyone who's still with me in this little architectural excursion here's what that building's corner looks like at sunset

For the technical curious among you:
All photos where taken with the Halide Camera App as DNG in Apple ProRAW on an iPhone 12 Pro Max and developed with Lightroom Mobile on an iPad Pro.

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