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An early morning walk led me here, a narrow canal tucked quietly behind the city’s rhythm. What held my attention wasn’t just the setting, but how the buildings spoke to one another through colour.
Yellows, reds, and soft blues sit confidently along the water, each façade distinct yet balanced. But it’s the muted green building that anchors the frame, weathered, marked by time, its surface telling a different story. Around it, warmer tones appear older in form yet feel carefully preserved, creating a subtle tension between age and upkeep.
A long exposure smoothed the water into stillness, allowing the scene to slow down. The canal becomes less about movement and more about transition. A passage of colour, history, and time, quietly unfolding.
Photo by: Bradley Basten
THE WORK
An early morning walk led me here, a narrow canal tucked quietly behind the city’s rhythm. What held my attention wasn’t just the setting, but how the buildings spoke to one another through colour.
Yellows, reds, and soft blues sit confidently along the water, each façade distinct yet balanced. But it’s the muted green building that anchors the frame, weathered, marked by time, its surface telling a different story. Around it, warmer tones appear older in form yet feel carefully preserved, creating a subtle tension between age and upkeep.
A long exposure smoothed the water into stillness, allowing the scene to slow down. The canal becomes less about movement and more about transition. A passage of colour, history, and time, quietly unfolding.
Photo by: Bradley Basten
THE WORK
THE WORK
An early morning walk led me here, a narrow canal tucked quietly behind the city’s rhythm. What held my attention wasn’t just the setting, but how the buildings spoke to one another through colour.
Yellows, reds, and soft blues sit confidently along the water, each façade distinct yet balanced. But it’s the muted green building that anchors the frame, weathered, marked by time, its surface telling a different story. Around it, warmer tones appear older in form yet feel carefully preserved, creating a subtle tension between age and upkeep.
A long exposure smoothed the water into stillness, allowing the scene to slow down. The canal becomes less about movement and more about transition. A passage of colour, history, and time, quietly unfolding.
Photo by: Bradley Basten
THE EDITION
SIGNED & NUMBERED
Edition of 30 per size.
ARCHIVAL PRODUCTION
Fine-art photographic print.
FRAMED OR UNFRAMED
Available as print only or framed.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Included with every artwork.
DESIGNED FOR CONSIDERED SPACES
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