Does my photography belong in a museum or be considered classic?

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I listrn alot of dark.music

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I wouldn’t call my art “horror.” It’s more depressing and paranoid

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Why how do you know? What composition does that

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To me, horror is “hash and slash” or demons, etc. my photos give unease and horror does that, but so does a lot of drama, like “A Clockwork Orange.”

Well I think the piano has a mood of being “run down” by life.

The schoolhouse photo gives a feeling of unease.

The train station gives a feeling of unease due to the movement in the photo.

Which photos do you consider horror?

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This is horror

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I don’t view it as “horror.” It’s urbex photography. The building may be scary to you but the quote “potential is only half” creates a balance between hope and pessimism.

I consider this pessimistic. The idea of being run down and abandoned.

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But its scary who knows whats inside the buildings

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No one lol they’re abandoned. If anyone was living in that building it’s more than likely a homeless person, which does not create fear, but a feeling of remorse.

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Maybe dracula?

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Lolol, that’s a funny idea.

People view art differently. My photography was intended to be dramatic but everyone views art differently and that’s okay.

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They cannot be pessimistic becouse buildings doesnt have feelings and thoughts

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It’s a vibrational theme.

The pessimism is in the idea people are being kicked out of their homes. It gives a nihilistic feeling as well.

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No its more like fantasy

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All art awakens fantasy. There is negative fantasies and then there are positive. In my case the fantasy is negative.

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They are more like surrealistic

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Surreaism is definitely part of it. It may be surreal but also contains a very real message on humanity and life which I try to accomplish with the vibe.

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Should i buy camera

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How much cost decent camera and software

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I suggest trying to take photos with your phone (if you have one) and see how you much you like taking pictures. The quality is low but is a great starting point.

If you enjoy it, go ahead and try a real camera. i have a Nikon D750 and love it. It’s expensive but still lower than it was years ago. If I remember correctly it was $3,000, but there are still decent cameras you can get for $600. Not as good (typically) as more expensive cameras, but they get the job done well enough. Even with cheaper cameras you can control the exposure and optical qualities of a pic, meaning you can control aperture, shutter speed, and ISO

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Im paranoid to tske pictures outside i think people will laugh from me or attack