Taipei 101 Looking Up B&W

Taipei 101 Looking Up B&WTaipei Photography Print This black and white photograph of Taipei 101 was taken with the intent to capture not just a skyscraper, but a symbol of ambition and design meeting the sky. I was inspired by the symmetry and vertical momentum seen in architectural photography, where form becomes a story in itself. The clean, repetitive lines and the sharp angles of Taipei 101 lend themselves naturally to a monochrome treatmentstripping away color to let the

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reflect the contrast between constancy and motion—a metaphor for how tradition stands firm while life rushes forward

The movement in the painting has been achieved after putting down many layers

Shades of blue

This painting is my artistic rendition of Fairy Meadows

curve and line

It was a wonderful scene where the river can be as bright as you want

which is why the artist explores her artistic creativity in painting roses

The audience is free to interpret as one feels or create one that suits one's own imagination

and lose yourself in the overlapping conversations that echo through every stall

"Spirited Away- Faith and Destiny" invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences of overcoming obstacles through faith

As you look at the painting