Jenóg before 1895

Frederick Saint John Gore captured this black and white photographic print titled 'Jenóg.' The composition is dominated by vertical and horizontal lines. The vertical lines create a sense of height and stability, while the horizontal lines offer balance, grounding the scene. Light and shadow are used to define the architectural forms and the natural landscape, creating tonal contrasts. The architectural structures are placed on the edge of a steep hill, suggesting a relationship between human construction and the natural world. The arrangement invites us to consider how these structures interact with their surroundings, and how the photographer has framed this relationship. Ultimately, the photograph invites contemplation on the interplay between structure, light, and space.