MUSEUM OF
LOUVRE ABU DHABI
_ One of the personal projects I shot. It’s so large that a whole day shooting it wasn’t enough in addition to the beautiful-minimalist details in every part of it, I tried using different techniques in photographing it to show my point of view in this project and how can we see it. I tried to show the sunrays coming from the dome, the white minimal boxes with the dark complex dome that makes a great contrast. Also, the water features everywhere that are integrated with the arabian gulf, as well as the reflections. Moreover, since the larger area of the museum is considered as an outdoor area, it’s much cooler than outside. I also tried to capture the visitors movement and how their clothes colors give much contrast with the Monochrome building. I hope I can visit it again and get some night shots.
Location: Saadiyat Cultural District, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Architect: Ateliers Jean Nouvel
Date Constructed: 2017.
Sonogamma, Troll, VetroTech Saint-Gobain, San Jose
Photography: Andrew A. Shenouda
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