“Unten” (“below”) is the subject of Paleica’s latest photo challenge, and since I am a person who can’t even resist looking down while at a museum, here we go.
Since I experiment with low light conditions, I think that a note on the first picture may be in order: There are two very dark hues in this picture, with a rectangular shape to the right of the light strip: this part is minimally brighter than the rest of the picture (and it seems to become visible if you look at it long enough and/or in a dark room). I had been thinking about increasing the contrast, but then I was fascinated by this kind of minimalism and did not touch it.
The first two pictures show Städel Museum in Frankfurt; the last parts of art installations at Museum Wiesbaden, a small museum valiantly and successfully maintaining its own profile in the face of all the well-known museums in nearby cities like Frankfurt, Darmstadt, and Mainz. I recommend visiting.
empire of lights 
Wundervoll! Ich liebe diese minimalistische Art der Fotografie. Hut ab!
lg markus
Danke, das freut mich sehr, denn ich mag diese Art von Fotografie auch besonders.
sehr gut gelungen!
Danke!
A very interesting series of pictures.
Thanks, Staffan.
When I click on the first one; the background changes to dark-grey and then the two dark hues are visible.; and can balance the white stripe. Good shot. Always good to let the art inspire you to find your own images; fine set!
Thanks: I am happy this picture seems to ‘work’ – along with the series.