(Original) Henry Wessel’s photography book is titled Las Vegas. A lot of the colors are pretty muted and within individual photographs the color palette is pretty limited and incorporates a lot of neutral colors. The majority of the photos execute a warm color scheme. The photos are very succinct and you can tell that one artist photographed all of these images. The subject matter is given away in the title; Henry photographed parts of Las Vegas. More specifically, most of the photos were taken in hotels of this popular city. A few photos that standout as a little different include ones of the top of a castle building, one of water rushing over rocks, one of a wishing well waterfall, and one of a roomservice tray placed on funky carpeting. A lot of the images are of the tacky and kitsch interiors of hotels. This includes windows and curtain pairs, patterned carpeting, ornate light fixtures, flowers or vases, and corridors. Some of the images show ...
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