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Photo: Weng Fen. Photo: Weng Fen. Photo: Weng Fen. Photo: Weng Fen.

Schoolgirls Look Out onto China’s Alienating Urban Landscapes

In his beguiling photo series “Sitting on the Wall: Haikou V,” Chinese artist Weng Fen captures young women and new cities on the precipice of change. The backs of the young women face us, giving no hint of a personal identity, save for their slightly varied school uniforms. Meanwhile, the booming new buildings dominate the background, their postmodern facades signifying an increase of investment and oncoming changes throughout Chinese cities. Read more!

Photo: Richard Silver. Machu Picchu, Peru. Photo: Richard Silver. World Trade Center Memorial, New York City. Photo: Richard Silver. Taj Mahal, India. Photo: Richard Silver. Brooklyn Bridge, New York City. Photo: Richard Silver. Moai of Easter Island, Chile. Photo: Richard Silver. Houses in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Astounding Tilt-Shift Perspectives of World Monuments!

Anyone who’s traveled to popular touristic sites knows the feeling of being caught in the crossfire of countless camera lenses—the annoyed (and annoying) jockeying to capture the perfect shot…which in most cases looks exactly like everyone else’s. When we stumbled across Richard Silver’s photographs of iconic monuments, we were shocked—caught in the same tourist hustle, Silver manages to give us a new perspective on famous landmarks we didn’t think possible. Read more!

Photo: Iwan Baan. Beijing National Stadium by Herzog & de Meuron.  Photo: Iwan Baan. Torre de David (Centro Financiero Confinanzas) by Enrique Gómez and Associates. Photo: Iwan Baan. Subterranean  Cistern (G-Cans Project). Photo: Iwan Baan. Post-Sandy New York City. Photo: Matteo Prandoni/BFAnyc.com. Iwan Baan accepting his Architizer A+ Relevance Award from Lisa Phillips, director of the New Museum. 2013. [via architizer.com].

Check Out Iwan Baan’s Amazing Architectural Photography!

Dutch photographer Iwan Baan has been at the forefront of architectural photography since 2005, when he documented both OMA’s CCTV tower and Herzog and de Meuron’s Olympic Stadium in Beijing. Honored with the Architizer A+ Relevance Award, presented by New Museum director Lisa Phillips, Iwan Baan is among the most talented architectural photographers working today. His art lies not only in capturing the building as an object, or in mastering composition, but also in capturing the urban context and human life both within and beyond his subjects’ walls. Read more!

Photo: Derek Kettela for Elle France. 2010. [Model: Erin Heatherton; Styling: Elissa Cannelle Castelbou] Photo: Derek Kettela for Elle France. 2010. [Model: Erin Heatherton; Styling: Elissa Cannelle Castelbou]

Guess the Building—Rooftop Edition!

This week’s edition of ‘Guess the Buidling’ features model Erin Heatherton on a striking sculptural terrace. Golden sunlight  bounces off playful chimneys, creating a dynamic backdrop for this contemporary fashion shoot. Built by a modern master with a penchant for ornament and allegory, this project is a mainstay of academic and popular discussion. Have you seen the warm-toned masonry and arabesque motifs before?

Photo: Fine Art America.com. Niagara Mohawk Building by Melvin L. King and Bley & Lyman. 1932. Syracuse, New York.
Photo: buildipedia.com. Union Terminal by Alfred T. Fellheimer, Steward Wagner, Paul Philippe Cret, and Roland Wank. 1933. Cincinnati, Ohio. Photo: Rita Boehm Photography. Luhrs Tower by Trost & Trost. 1929. Phoenix, Arizona.

Great Gatsby Architecture? 15 Rip-Roaring Examples Of Art Deco!

Ah, the Roaring Twenties, that decadent period when people tossed tradition out the window and really started living it up. Opulent parties, smokey jazz clubs, subterranean speakeasies—if only we could have been there! Tomorrow, the latest film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, set in 1922, debuts in theaters. To celebrate, we’ve rounded up 15 magnificent examples of Art Deco design around the globe. Click through to see them all!

Photo: Daniella Zalcman, Photo: Daniella Zalcman, Photo: Daniella Zalcman, Photo: Daniella Zalcman,

New York And London Double-Exposed!

Today we’re spotlighting the work of photographer Daniella Zalcman, whose stunning New York + London series of superimposed photos takes Instagram images to a new level. Navigating between travel and art photography, Zalcman documented her major transnational relocation to London from New York with this set of overlapping photographs of both cities. Her meticulous compositions produce synergy and dissonance in the same frame, heightening their visual contrast and strong atmospheric presence. Click through to see more!

Photo: Eirik Johnson. Photo: Eirik Johnson. Photo: Eirik Johnson. Photo: Eirik Johnson. Photo: Eirik Johnson.

Check Out These Surreal Shots of Arctic Hunting Cabins

Barrow Cabins, a photo series by Seattle-based photographer Eirik Johnson, depicts homebuilt Alaskan hunting cabins during the seasonal extremes far above the Arctic Circle. Built by the native Iñupiat people, the hunting cabins are vernacular shelters built of cast-off and found materials, used for only part of the year. The result: immaculate, paired images of vernacular structures amid the Arctic’s climactic extremes. Click through to see the photos!

Photo: Kim, Saik. Seoul, South Korea. [via illusion.scene360.com] Cheoh, WK. Singapore Cityscape. [via scene360.com] Dickinson, Bill. Philadelphia. [via illusion.scene360.com]  Rostermundt, Jacob. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. [via illusion.scene360.com]  Hoepel, Rayon. Gronigen, Netherlands. [via scene360.com]

Check Out These Breathtaking Reflected Cityscapes!

Think you’re seeing double? Think again! These absolutely breathtaking photographs, seen on scene360 and illusion, show the stunning mirrored effect that happens when a panoramic cityscape sits on a body of water. Taken by various photographers, each image shows a unique skyline at different times of day, and captures the character of each city in its natural setting and inverse. Click through to see them all!

Photo: Tom Ryaboi Photo: Tom Ryaboi Photo: Tom Ryaboi Photo: Tom Ryaboi

Check out these Dazzling Photos of Toronto! 

Photo: Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, 'Vertical Horizon' series Photo: Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, 'Vertical Horizon' series Photo: Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, 'Vertical Horizon' series Photo: Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, 'Vertical Horizon' series Photo: Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, 'Vertical Horizon' series

Check out these Incredible Worm’s Eye Views of Hong Kong!

Johanna Mårtensson, Decor Photoinstallation, [via fastco] Johanna Mårtensson, Decor Photoinstallation, [via fastco] Johanna Mårtensson, Decor Photoinstallation, [via fastco] Johanna Mårtensson, Decor Photoinstallation, [via fastco]

Watch This City Built Of Bread Decay Before Your Eyes

Image: David Thomas Smith; Biosphere 2, Oracle, Arizona, United States of America 2010-11; Anthropocene Series; [via Yatzer] Image: David Thomas Smith; Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America 2009-10; Anthropocene Series; [via Yatzer] Image: David Thomas Smith; Burj Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 2009-10; Anthropocene Series; [via Yatzer] Image: David Thomas Smith; Las Norias de Daza, Almeria, Spain 2009-10; Anthropocene Series; [via Yatzer]

Google Maps Provides A Whole New World Of Aerial Photography

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Check out Dubai’s Amazing Cloud Scape!

German photographer Sebastian Opitz depicts the “golden” city swathed in clouds, just at the moment mist envelops the infamous and ever-growing skyline. Opitz, who has lived in Dubai for the past four years, took the images from the 85th floor of the Princess Tower, a 101-tall residential tower anchored along the city’s marina. 

Opitz recasts the sprawling metropolis in a dreamy new light. Dubai is given its cinematic due here: the peaks of skyscrapers are imbued with a bronze-hue, the trunks of towers swirl in eddies of fog, and an entire city is disappears in minutes. As Opitz puts it, “It is so uplifting to be up there during these weather conditions,and being able to capture the moment with your camera after weeks of waiting for the right conditions is more than satisfying.” Click through for more photos! 

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Check out this Ukrainian Teen’s Stunt Photography!

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Check out these Claustrophobic “Cubicle Apartments” in Hong Kong!

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