His work is recognized internationally, and he has gained the position of Grand Master of Photography for the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography. Bramante Staircase, Vatican Museum. Daniel Cheong Hyperreal photographer Daniel Cheong takes his already remarkable architectural photographs and adds his artistic digital touch to create unique shots that ironically mimic the photorealism movement that overtook the art community decades ago.
Joao Morgado Architectural and aerial photographer, Joao Morgado merged the two genres in by using remote controlled drones to photograph buildings and architectural structures from above. An incredible project designed by Rebelo Andrade and landscape project by Topiaris. Very soon online at www.
Matthias Haker Combining his love of architecture and art, Matthias Haker has established a distinct form of architectural photography that makes use of color and space.
His preference for abandoned buildings also allows him to create stunning juxtapositions between decrepit buildings and lush encroaching nature.
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You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of every email, or by emailing us at privacy dezeen. Check our help guide for more info. Varanasi in India is not just another tourist place which attracts backpackers, pilgrims, photographers and common tourists from all over the globe; it is also one of the oldest living cities in the world.
During the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries, there was an ever increasing interest in the natural world and the recording of the discoveries of Asia and the new world. Aged architecture, historic sites and light falling on city streets at night echo a timeless and thoughtful moment in otherwise mundane seeming subjects.
Bangladesh has experienced one of the highest and most rapid urban population increases in the world. Dhaka city has a huge population of 14 million with over , migrants arriving annually. I am an avid photographer with deep passion in social, travel and documentary photography, on aspects of the people and their environment. Photography is my chosen medium to express my passion, and that passion stems from a long time ago memory of my old grandfather.
I am a photographer and painter. These photographs are part of a larger series documenting the elephants of Tsavo and the work of Tsavo Trust. Surreal, refined, disturbing: Roger Ballen has made a name for himself with his special eye for what is usually considered minor or outside, yet is nevertheless profound and touching.
Behind Glass is a collection of photographs made in monkey houses of small zoos throughout Europe. Anne Berry is recognized for her ability to create lyrical, intimate portraits of animals. Birth Undisturbed is a fictional narrative photography series by Natalie Lennard, that brings scenes of natural childbirth into cinematic fine-art tableaux.
Japanese Aquariums is a journey into some of my oldest, most treasured childhood memories. Whenever I visited my grandparents in the small, northern Japanese city of Otaru, my grandfather, a high school teacher and an enormous influence in my life, would take me to the aquarium.
Greenland became politically independent from Denmark in and is slowly getting on the path to economic independency. It is a declaration of love by Giuseppe Cardoni, but also by an Italian region, Umbria, which has always hosted the most important jazz festivals and where the author took most of his photographs. Criminal violence in Central America was something that happened very far away and that explained, according to the media, the gigantic caravans of migrants that from began to travel thousands of kilometres to reach the United States.
Over the years, until today there are many young Sardinians, specifically from Barbagia, who leave their island with the dream of becoming a jockey of the Palio di Siena. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More. Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.
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Necessary Necessary. Non-necessary Non-necessary. Using social media to express her vexation with the contemporary neutral color palette, Severin started her journey for the resurgence of colors in interiors. To remind the audience about the joys of a colorful life and architecture, she started her journey to find colors, lines, and shapes in every object and surroundings.
She is a freelancer in Stockholm as an interior architect, art director, photographer, colorist, and set designer and was recently listed as one of the top ten architectural photographers in the world by Dezeen. Jeanette has been a creative soul ever since she got her first camera at the age of 8. She has a background in photography and experience of many exhibitions before stepping into the field by herself.
While working, she emphasizes how to utilize the right kind of light to get the perfect picture. Seeing new angles and perspectives, she creates mesmerizing images that can leave you awestruck. A self-taught photographer, Simone Bossi is an alumnus of the Milan Polytechnic. Having worked in Europe for around 5 years, Bossi made the shift to architectural photography as a full-time profession.
After a thorough contemplative process of comprehending the project, he creates idiosyncratic images revealing the feelings of a space. Palma dropped out of architecture in his fourth year, which was the greatest decision he ever made. He gained his experience while working as an assistant with Sue Barr. Later he moved on to practice photography on his own. His way of working is dynamic and zestful as he tries to convey the experience, the journey through his works.
Rory Gardiner started his career as a snowboard photographer in Japan. While studying at RMIT, the architectural images he took grabbed his eye always.
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