Young creativity and iPhone in the Alfa Museum
My twelve-year-old son Laurin is not exactly the most patient person on earth and he has a hard time with museums. A quick stroll through is okay, but taking a closer look at topics and individual objects is not his style.
At the Alfa Romeo Museum, things suddenly took a completely different turn. Bored, he started taking pictures with his iPhone, pictures that had a surprisingly creative touch.
When he sensed my enthusiasm for his creativity, he felt really challenged and so he took more absolutely unique pictures.
Sometimes I couldn't even explain how they were taken. Thanks to the small lens diameter, he photographed through the thick glass panes and thus achieved these prism-like effects.
The "egg of the TZ", also a reflection, which he hit with millimeter precision, resurrects the Alfa Romeo TZ1 in a new form.
The exhaust looks as if the Alfa is sprinting away.
Until now, I really hadn't thought that a fourth generation in our family might develop a photographic streak after all ...
