Starting anew on an empty canvas can be the perfect opportunity to find inspiration and create something remarkable.

The "Less is More" photography exhibition at the Laurent Gallery in Melbourne, Australia, featured "Blank Canvas." It was on display from September 20th to September 22nd, 2019. The exhibition was an excellent platform for photography enthusiasts to admire and appreciate various photographers' artistry and works.

The photograph depicts The Shard, a towering glass structure in London amidst a dense fog. The image is presented in a double exposure style, adding a grungy and eerie effect to the overall aesthetic. Its gothic vibe is palpable, transporting the viewer to a surreal world of contrasts.

The pier stretches endlessly in the distance, disappearing into the misty horizon. No man or animal can be seen, just the dock isolated in the distance. It's a serene and calming sight that evokes a sense of peacefulness and nostalgia.

Tower Bridge, an iconic symbol of London, was meticulously constructed over eight years, from 1886 to 1894, and now majestically spans across the River Thames, adding to the city's stunning skyline.

Perched atop a hill in Jumilla, Spain, stands a magnificent gothic castle with a rich hists origins date back to the Bronze Age, when the locals first constructed it. Over the centuries, the Romans fortified the castle and gradually expanded its size and grand’ size and grandeur. Today, it is a testament to its builders' architectural prowess and a popular tourist attraction.

To learn more about the History of Castillo de Jumilla, Spain, check out our blog.