Grid 1 Matt + shadowy/ light+filmy (I guess)

This grid can be described as soft, dreamy, ethereal. I love the idea of changing around clear, detailed photos and abstract, blurry pictures. I like filmy effects, which give a feeling of a movie. These shots show that I'm drawn to a muted palette with some accents of a chosen color, orange/yellow, for instance. 

Image credits: 

1. ? (cannot find the author)

2. @alaricmacdonald

3. Someone's picture of Jimmy Page

4. @bonnietsang

5. Natasja Madsen by Henrik Purienne

6. @bonnietsang

7. @sfmel

8. @kel.lauren

9. @kel.lauren

Grid 2. Matte + shadowy/ clean+classic 

I can describe it as soft, inspired by nature. In some photos one chosen color (blue or orange again, I love it) is popping and saturated, but the colors are generally muted. I'm really drawn to monochrome photos or photos with a limited color palette. I like the idea of changing around dynamic pictures with a lot of energy and movement and static ones. I really love this art-nouveau photo in the middle of the grid which looks like a fine art piece. 

Image credits: 

1. @kel.lauren

2. @the_adventuresofus

3. @kel.lauren

4. @_haydengarfield

5. Frank Eugene (1865-1936), Fritzi von Derra - The Greek Dancer, 1900s, platinum print. The Metropolitan Museum of Art

6. @kel.lauren

7. Photo by @alaricmacdonald, model @_nicolemeyer_

8. @_summervega 

9. @zoelaz

Grid 3. Matte+shadowy ??

In this grid I used more shadows, more contrast in some pictures, but most colors are still muted and have a vintage effect (some of the photos are actually vintage, they inspire me a lot). I like the reflections we see in the metallic surface in the first picture. I like how the person appears to be captured in the crowd in the third one, and the eighth has the same vibe. It has a sense of rock'n'roll, music, bright moments.

Image credits

1. @sonyaesman

2. @brianchorski

3. Someone's picture of Keith Richards

4. The Doors photographed by Henry Diltz (I believe)

5. @bonnietsang

6. @sfmel

7. Someone's picture of Sharon Tate

8. Douglas Kirkland, Los Angeles, 1967

9. @cobain_donut

 

The picture I took and edited (was supposed to be clean+classic, but something went wrong): 

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