Life that passes through the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam - My Monomad Entry.

Good evening Hivians, let's continue with photography, this passion that I have cultivated over the years, but which definitely exploded when I met this platform, thanks to which I also bought my Sony Alpha 6000, a professional mirrorless camera, which accompanies me in every my adventure from some years.

During my last trip to Amsterdam, I was very fascinated by one place in particular, the old national museum called Rijksmuseum dedicated to art which is located in the immense green square Museumplein.

This majestic historic building has the particularity of being crossed by a splendid gallery, through which thousands of people pass every day, on foot or by bicycle, who take advantage of its passage to meet from the Museumplein directly in the center, or just to admire its splendid artistic embroideries, the interweaving of the arches and the majestic supporting columns.

I stayed a few minutes in the middle of the road that crossed it, to admire it and observe the people who cross it, wondering what their direction and their story was, intrigued by a thousand faces that surrounded me and changed constantly.

In the meantime I also took some photos that today I want to share for the Black and White community's #monomad challenge. As you can see they are all different but taken from the same position, some have a completely different time frame, while others are in sequence like the ones taken of the girls on their bicycles.

It's always difficult to shoot and then develop photos taken in a place where there is a drastic change in light, I had to work a lot on image noise, but I think I got a satisfactory result developing RAW digital negatives.

I hope that we enjoyed this series of images that tell a small fraction of life of Amsterdam and one of the most beautiful places visited by people. I wish you a wonderful evening, thank you for your attention, a hug from your @stea90.

All texts, photos, videos and images in this post are property of the author @stea90 - For CCO images that may be used, the source is always declared.

Camera	Sony Alpha 6000
Type	Mirrorless
Lens	SELP 16-50mm Power Zoom

Programs used

Image processing: GIMP and Inkscape
Photo processing and development: Photoshop Express

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