This black and white close-up photograph of the London Eye focuses on the intricate details of the iconic structure. The image emphasizes the geometric lines, cables, and pods, creating a striking contrast between light and shadow. The monochrome palette enhances the sense of depth and texture, offering a bold and timeless perspective on one of London's most famous landmarks.
For photographer Amadeus Long, photography initially served as a form of meditation—a way to escape his inner world and embrace the simplicity of seeing, rather than thinking. He began exploring photography at a time when he was deeply fascinated by society. Having reached a point in life where he felt the need to completely relearn how to engage with people, society, and the world, Long likened the experience to that of someone recovering from a major accident, relearning to use their limbs. In his case, it was about rediscovering how to use his mind and senses fully.
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