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Striking Monochromatic Brutalist Architectural Photography of Thomas de Franzoni

Thomas de Franzoni’s *Echoes in Stone* series is a striking introduction to his architectural photography, defined by its quiet, monochromatic atmosphere

Striking Monochromatic Brutalist Architectural Photography of Thomas de Franzoni

Thomas de Franzoni’s *Echoes in Stone* series is a striking introduction to his architectural photography, defined by its quiet, monochromatic atmosphere

“Evil” Buildings That Might Be Right Out Of Horror Movies

“Bauhaus Dessau”

Frank Machalowski (Germany)

“Chimneys”

Ralf Dreier (Germany)

The Broad From The Series "Contemporary Buildings In An Artistic Form"

Jet Long

Steam Iv, From The Series 'Steam'

© Klaus Lenzen

Niendorf Bathing Jetty, From The Series 'Two Minutes By The Sea'

© Ralf Dreier

“She Has a Tale to Tell”

Thomas de Franzoni

“Melancholy”

Bryan Fēvōld

Ballet dancer in Havana, Cuba.

Horseback tour guide in Iceland.

Shipyard #19, Qili Port, Zhejiang Province, China, 2005.

Alessandro Bergamini tells the story of the Asaro of Papua New Guinea

The photography of Alessandro Bergamini brings us back to a deeply human dimension with Asaro. The Emilian photographer documents the life and rituals of the tribe of the same name from Papua New Guinea, giving us an authentic glimpse into a distant universe, yet vibrant with meaning.

Macau, China

A performer dressed as the Na Tcha deity, a character in Chinese myths and legends, prepares for the traditional celebratory feast at the temple of Na Tcha

"On Way To Moksha1" From The Series "Spiritual Liberation"

"In Varanasi, sadhus perform daily rituals along the Ganges—meditation, offerings, and purification. Dressed in saffron and adorned with rudraksha beads, they renounce worldly life in pursuit of moksha, the liberation from the cycle of rebirth. Their presence along the ghats reflects a centuries-old spiritual path rooted in asceticism and devotion."

Thibault Gerbaldi, United States

"The Yellow Man Of Aleppo" From The Series "Colors Of Resilience"

"Meet Abu Zakkour: Aleppo’s Yellow Man since 1983. For more than 40 years, he’s walked the streets of Aleppo dressed head to toe in bright yellow; every item he owns, from his hat to his shoes, even his phone and underwear, radiates the same unmistakable hue."

Laurin Strele, Austria