Taking the seemingly ordinary and crafting it into an extraordinary work of art that will last forever.
My personal affinity for modern architecture is perhaps most deeply embodied by Berlin.
The art of photographing something as still as a building is to play with perspective. This helps you create a sense of flight or even a sense of shrinking.
A building’s image should express the architect’s philosophy without sacrificing functionality.
Accentuating the curves of a building sometimes calls for a more straight-on perspective, but not necessarily in a lateral way. You still want to evoke awe.
I also shoot bridges. They are a part of any architectural landscape.
Tilting my perspective, this building became a fan-like object.