Minimally Monochrome

Sometimes a #nofilter picture can be especially hard to achieve when there's not enough amount of light or sunlight. Though that happens at times, especially on rainy days, 'filter-free' photos showcase an untouched setting. I still love keeping original photos rather than editing them extensively because the aura can flaunt authentically. I realize minimalism effects were much seen these days on things around. You can see the basic black and white colour and simple designs on furniture, buildings, walls, etc. and were added a much richer effect in picture form through editing. I had a gratifying moment visiting Sarawak Energy (a green building, which they called) with the church choir last December and was fascinated with the interiors. The main construction was made of glass and concrete. It was huge enough to manifest the wonders of those involved in designing and constructing the building. With most of the walls painted white, I could sense simplicity and bareness inside the building. I was glad that the pictures were fit for posting up. Enjoy scrolling down the structures of this glorious building~~










Do you know the lighting of the last four pictures was only lit when we stepped into the room? 

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