r/FineArtPhoto

I was lucky enough to experience 3 days of sun and 3 days of glorious fog on my visit this spring...

Hi, my name is Mattia, aka Controra, and these are my first shots.

First of all I wanted to specify that the name is not accidental but the identity of my land, Salento in Puglia, and of my style because the counter in Italy is that period of time that goes from 2 to 4 pm in which the sun burns everything and the human presence is almost impossible.

I shot right in that time slot to try to represent a metaphysical space in which man is absent but everything else exists.

I would like to receive constructive criticism and advice to improve my work because I would like to make it my career

I photographed a local model. This shot was loosely inspired by the movie Portrait of a lady on Fire.

Upper Antelope Canyon, Page, Arizona

I've titled this photo as "Ominous". I feel like both have their own merits. The black and white is more in line with the title, but the color has some x factor that the other does not. Any other feedback is also naturally welcome.

Fujifilm X-E3, Voightländer Nokton 35mm f1.2

I think of printing some of my favorite photos in fine art to use as my home decoration (not all of those), but I would really like to have external opinions on which photos as good enough as fine art.

I ordered the photos so the first one is my favorite for print and the last one is the least favorite.

**The first and the two last photos were done using slow shutter time and ICM (Intentional Camera Moviment) to make the image more abstract. The last 2 photos are bamboo tree in night (black and white) and daylight (color)

Most of the images were captured with a Nikon Zf and used it Film Grain feature to add texture to the photos.