This framework is taken in the Guggenheim Museum designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in NYC, as an exploration of high key photography. Taking advantage of the unusually bright natural light source from the sky well in the atrium and the white staircases, the dark shadows in the image are reduced to emphasize the pure and positive atmosphere of the gallery space. Although the image is overexposed to achieve the high key look, the lighting is toned down during the post-processing and editing, in order to ensure enough details are showing up.
a journey that wasn't 