Introduce briefly

• Andreas Levers is a self-taught photographer who bought his first DSLR camera around four years ago [3].

• He initially started with taking snapshots and learning through trial and error [3].

• Over time, Levers invested more energy and time into photography, participating in photowalks and meet-ups to discuss images [3].

• Constructive feedback and encouragement from peers, both in real life and online, have been valuable to his growth as a photographer [3].

• Levers' work is known for its sublime architectural photography, capturing bold and precise shots [3].

• He has a keen eye for spatial perception and often explores the relationship between the perception and experience of space in his architectural photography [3].

• Levers is drawn to architectural subjects, including buildings such as Adlershof in Berlin, the Hauptbahnhof station, the Deutsche Historische Museum, and the Bauhaus Dessau [3].

• He finds beauty in clean lines, repeating patterns, and the overarching geometry of these buildings [3].

• Levers aims to capture interesting interpretations of spaces, often combining human silhouettes with abstract shapes to provide context [3].

• His process involves finding interesting locations by exploring the city or researching unusual buildings, and then capturing the best possible weather and lighting conditions for exterior photography [3].

• Levers uses a Canon 5D Mark II camera and takes shots in RAW format for further editing in Photoshop [3].

• Andreas Levers does not currently show his work in galleries or have any representation [3].

• He has sold a few images as part of the Flickr-Getty Cooperation [3].

• Levers believes he still needs to define a unique style before considering exhibitions, as he explores various themes and editing styles [3].

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Midjourney v5 showcase

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Midjourney v6 showcase

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