Posts by tag: architecture

“Wow, this looks like a shot from Wes Anderson’s film!” How many times have you found yourself thinking like that while in front of a delightfully colored façade, perfectly symmetrical scenery, or a grandiose interior? So, what are you waiting for? Grab your camera and shoot it!

Have you ever been drawn to neon lights like a moth to the flame? Some indeed have, and try to catch that light and cherish it forever in the form of photography.

David Umemoto is a sculptor and architect from Montreal, Canada. In his Artistic Approach, he states that his miniature concrete works stand as studies about volume. Each piece evokes temporary buildings or monuments based on far-away lands, thus conveying numerous images in the mind.

Dirk Bakker is an Amsterdam-based photographer who works under the pseudonym of Macenzo. With a background in graphic design, he developed a keen eye for symmetry and perfection – which he strives for in his every photo.

Sebastian Weiss is a photographer and photo columnist situated in Hamburg, Germany. According to his own words, he is “passionate about concrete aesthetics and the beauty seen in city shapes,” which is why we often see him taking photos of big concrete buildings.

Anna Davis and Daniel Rueda are a ’creative duo’ from Valencia, Spain. They recently became famous around the world via deMilked because of their travel adventures where they take adorable photographs of the architecture they encounter.

This Minty Moment is a pseudonym for Minh T, an art director and photographer who lives and works in California. His photographic opus is largely based on urban architecture and is so minimalist in essence that you barely notice the human figure walking around on the concrete.

Self-discovery is one of the bonuses of digital arts. Now a former 3d architectural illustrator from Barcelona, Victor Enrich, one day quit his freelancing job and started traveling around the world to find himself.

Tokyo is a city that never sleeps. Its unique architecture, monolithic buildings which make you feel as if you were in a sci-fi movie, and above all – pedantic people – are only a few things which brought two artists, Damjan Cvetkov-Dimitrov and Nina Geometrieva to explore its uniqueness.