Where Fine Art Architecture and Street Photography Mix

Architecture photography or street photography - where is the line? Does street always have to be spontaneous and in motion? Admittedly, hanging around with a tripod doesn't really scream "street photography" and my intention was clearly architecture photography. Nevertheless, for me the image "Dazed & Confused" has a touch of street photography in an architectural composition (and it was still quite spontaneous, because to get this shot, I was running behind this confused cyclist with the tripod in hand). Well, probably I'm going too far out on a limb here and probably better just call it fine art architectural photography. I've never been one for definitions in art anyway. This tunnel for pedestrians and cyclists connects two parts of Zurich and was visually upgraded during a renovation with the floor painting by artists Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann. I was already photographing the tunnel a few years ago - when it was much less filthy. And since I like some of the old, cleaner images much better, I took the liberty of showing them in the video. So the difference between video and 3 photographs is not because of Photoshop (I'm not using Photoshop anyways) but because of time. Just look at the corresponding parts in the video as some kind of reconstructions. Thanks for watching! My Website: https://thomasrhinow.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music: Rogue Planet by Kevin Hartnell Cells by Kevin Hartnell Interlude #Earth13 by Kevin Hartnell Charon's Journey by Kevin Hartnell Yodelling Walmart Kid by Drake Stafford All found on https://freemusicarchive.org/music/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------