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Matthieu Venot is a French photographer and artist who lives and works in Brest, in Brittany. He started to get passionate about photography thanks to the strong desire to rediscover his city – in his series “Pastel Perspectives”, the artist manages to create geometric and abstract images that lead him to observe his city in new endless points […]
This work, called “Architecture against white” is a selection of my photographs taken around the world that have one thing in common: their struggle against the sky. I modified the colors to emphasize this fact and emphasize their plasticity in front of the world. This will show all their beauty, their matter, their substance. In […]
So-called Big O because of its circular shape seen from above, Montreal’s Olympic stadium designed by French architect Roger Taillibert hosted the 1976 Games of the XXI Olympiad. On this occasion, young Romanian Nadia Comăneci scored seven perfect 10.0 and won three gold medals, including the prestigious All-Around for the first time in the history […]
The Photographer Stephan Zirwes is a creative specialized in aerial photography. With drones or helicopters, he’s able to capture stunning images like the ones in this post. In his recent work, called “Pools” he made a visual research on water. The most important resource on earth. Via Floornature
Giovanni Hänninen is a young photographer born in Helsinki in 1976, working between Milan and Rome. In this photography project he documents the contemporary abandoned buildings in Milan. For further information on the photographs visit Domus or Giovanni Hänninen personal website. Via Panorama
This project is a collaboration between Nick Frank and Jeanette Hägglund. It is called “Temptations” and consists in “Minimals from Copenhagen and Malmö architectural facades” . There is not much to say. These are beautiful geometric images that have the power to affect every architect and all those who appreciate the art of building. Here below a […]
The book Phaidon Shooting Space is able to provide an overview about the world of architecture and the built environment. Few other arts are so united as are the architecture and photography. Thanks to photography in fact we can observe places and buildings that probably will never see in a lifetime. This publication Phaidon Shooting Space covers […]
The American photographer Ryann Ford, with a recent campaign on Kickstarter – The Last Stop – has completed a work really fascinating. It is more than 150 American rests stop photographed and immortalized in all their uniqueness and their history. Yes, because in addition to being a memory for many people who have gone to them […]
The universal exhibition is near to its ending, but there is still time until October 31st. EXPO 2015 is getting a gorgeous success, every day there are thousands and thousands of visitors from all over the world that come to Milan to enjoy that concentration of culture, architecture and food. For those who are not […]
This is the end we would like to see for many buildings in our cities (obviously without people inside). Mathieu Pernot’s photographs of buildings imploding can be read as a universal representation of failed Architecture, caused by architects or urban planners who design from their desks without going into the streets to really understand the […]
A personal collection of the best architectural instagram feeds. These account are the ones that most impressed me since I landed on instagram. Mostly their subjects are buildings and interiors, but often these amazing photographers are able to capture also stunning landscapes and urban scenes – each one with the same characteristic: they leave you […]
This series of facades of Venice is a work I did last spring. It was born from my theoretical reflections on the city. But don’t worry, you can always go through the buildings without concerning about reflecting and thinking! I wanted to share this series of photographs because, like everyone, every time I go to […]
