Architecture is distinct from construction skills in that it is the art and technique of designing and building. The practice of architecture is used to meet both practical and expressive needs, therefore serving both utilitarian and artistic goals. Let’s take a look at some of the amazing architecture photography from last year’s PX3 photography contest winners!
Monochrome vistas are a common stylistic device in architecture photography. This puts a greater emphasis on shapes and lines. However, in the photographer's Colored Look uP series, he was particularly interested in color strength. For him, they represent the richness and diversity of life in the dark Covid time.
Taken in Düsseldorf, Germany's "Kunstpalast". Nina Papiorek is a German Black&White photographer who specializes in street (architecture) and landscape photography. Her work is enthralling because of its seeming minimalism. Nina is a multi-award-winning photographer who has spent the last 15 years pursuing her passion professionally.
Quarr Abbey is a Benedictine monastery on the Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England. For the past two years, the photographer has worked as a professional photographer. He is an artist who divides his time between Paris and London. His work travels me all around the world in search of fresh areas to tell stories about to my audience. He returns home with unique memories of the moments he records in different places as a result of his travels.
Coastal erosion defeated a WWII reinforced concrete sea defense structure. Photographed by Alex Wilson, Bronze winner in Architecture/Historic Category.
Due to months without rain, the riverbed beneath the Xiluo Bridge in southern Taiwan has dried up, and the riverbed beneath the bridge is like a magnificent canvas on the ground.
Dez Karpati captured dramatic black-and-white images of an Art Deco skyscraper in South Miami Beach, Florida.
During the first week of lockdown in New York City, the photographer took this photo from the roof of her building. It's a north-facing double exposure of the cityscape. It encapsulates the sense of solitude and emptiness we felt as our residents withdrew to deal with the crisis.
The beautiful Petit Minou lighthouse was built in 1848 and has been guiding ships back to land along Brest's craggy coastline ever since.
MetroZONE is a series that blends subway stations, design, and the dynamic of moving trains into one package. To give his photos this unique look and feel, the photographer specialized in post-processing them in Photoshop and applying luminosity techniques. In the end, his goal is to imbue his artworks and structures with a soul through the use of light and shadows.MetroZONE is a series that blends subway stations, design, and the dynamic of moving trains into one package. To give his photos this unique look and feel, the photographer specialized in post-processing them in Photoshop and applying luminosity techniques. In the end, his goal is to imbue his artworks and structures with a soul through the use of light and shadows.
The Dockland building in Hamburg, Germany, is located on the Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany-based amateur fine art photographer.
