Impressive Architecture Photography at the 2021 Moscow International Foto Awards
August 9, 2021Union of Diversity – Paul Brouns
A long-time fan of special facades, the photographer wanted to immortalize the “Omnizorg” building in Apeldoorn, Netherlands. The building provides a home for those in need: drug addicts, homeless people and people with psychiatric issues.
Manhattan From Brooklyn – Bahar Kural
This is how Manhattan looks from a Brooklyn point-of-view: the photographer who lives in New York City with her children, is not unfamiliar with architecture: she runs her own real estate development firm.
Freedom Tower, Full Moon – Satheesh Nair
The seventh tallest building in the world, the Freedom Tower or One World Trade Center was built in the place after the tragic 9/11 catastrophe. The building in the nighttime gives an eerie feeling with the full moon.
Turns of Time – Katti Borre
An image to represent the passing of time and the renewal of days: the buildings remain as the sun dips and comes up, a cycle of time that is uninterrupted.
Building Components – Glenn Goldman
The photographer, also a professor in architecture, captured this image of the Lloyd’s building (built in 1978) in London, England.
Abandoned – Guenther Reissner
Nature will always find a way – this abandoned train yard in Poland is the perfect example of this: concrete and metal becomes a forest yet again.
Curves in Colors – Louis-Philippe Provost
California, United States: the Disney Concert Hall’s curves and forms provide a beautiful contrast to the colored sky.
Jetty to Switzerland – Dominique Dubied
A lake, mysterious and large, in the middle of Colombier, Lac de Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
Eye – Sartori Fabio
Man made construction and a tiny human: a this photo captures a gigantic cooling tower in geothermal plant.
Wormhole - John Twiname
Looking up from a hotel lobby, we see a different perspective: quirky geometry and reflections play together with the sky’s light.