Old City

The composition centers around an angle of an old house, the frame is precisely divided vertically. The right side of the house is bathed in the warm, golden hues of the setting sun, emanating a bright beige sand color. On the left side, shaded by the falling dusk, the colors take on a more muted and earthy tone.

The focal point of the photograph is a weathered street lamp attached to the   house. While the lamp finds itself within the shadowed portion of the frame it protrudes just enough to catch the last rays of the setting sun. As a result, it becomes a striking element, beautifully illuminated and displaying some intricate details.

Adding to the scene's character are the numerous old, tangled wires that wrap the house. The entire picture is enveloped in a cohesive color palette, ranging from bright beige and golden tones to darker brown and earthy hues.

This photograph encapsulates the timeless charm of the old town, blending the play of light and shadow with the allure of weathered architecture. It invites viewers to appreciate the beauty found within the subtleties of color and texture, as well as the interplay between light and darkness.