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Dubai Barrier
Lawrence Dockery Title: Dubai Barrier About the series: Dubai Barrier
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Curved-Concrete
Antonio Salaverry Title: Curved-Concrete About the series: The Curved-Concrete series highlights curves in modern Brazilian architectural projects in Brasília, Niterói and Belo Horizonte cities. The term "Curved" alludes to the perhaps most notable signature in Oscar Niemeyer's projects. The preference for images with closed angles seeks to convey
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Cosmogony of Wine
Patrick Desgraupes Title: Cosmogony of Wine About the series: The history of wine and wine is so ancient that it merges with the history of humanity. For a long time the transformation of grapes into wine appeared as a supernatural manifestation, due to divine beings who violently agitated
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Color Rush
Alyssia Lazin Title: Color Rush About the series: The series Color Rush evolved from my love of color in abstraction. The painter Mark Rothko and the architect Luis Barragan have been of influence both visually and conceptually in my work. The photographs has been taken in many countries.
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Burned
Flora van Wageningen Title: Burned About the series: This photo was taken in Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada two years after the massive Kenow forest fire burned over 20,000 hectares of the park. It shows the barren remnants of the fire in stark contrast of the snow
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Building abstract II
Istvan Mezo Title: Building abstract II About the series: Building abstract II
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Blue Awning With Yellow
George Byrne Title: Blue Awning With Yellow About the series: This image is from a recent series of mine called Post Truth. It is a photo-collage, constructed from elements pulled from multiple locations. Shot on medium format film. "For the Post Truth series, I would look for ready-made
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Beyond Illusions
Isis Ascobereta Title: Beyond Illusions About the series: The beauty of the hanami lies in the equation of the inherent aesthetics of Japanese cherry trees and the different tones of the petals. This harmonious ensemble reaches its climax during the "full bloom", which lasts only a few days. "Beyond