Brad Walls’ new series Pools From Above showcases swimming pools from a bird’s eye view
The Australian photographer is making a splash with his latest series ‘Pools from Above’ Words by Jessica-Christin Hametner From hydro pools to rooftop infinities disappearing
What big tech and digital designers can learn from analogue and retro design
Silicon Valley can learn a lot from the enduring appeal of analogue products, says Owen Hopkins About five years ago I started collecting vinyl records.
Food for thought: Le Corbuffet brings architectural history to the dinner table
Robert Rauschenburger,. Photo by Esther Choi Writing about food has never been so good, or serious, as now. Le Corbuffet, Esther Choi’s book of recipes
A master printer explains the science behind great architecture photography
Detail of the Imperial War Museum North. Photo: Adrian Ensor Adrian Ensor’s unusual photographic career began with decades in the darkroom before he ever set
In photos: Unusual details in Milan’s architecture reveal an evolving city
All photography by DSL Studio Milan-based DSL Studio’s photographs of Italian cities explore the formal nature of architecture, treating everyday scenes and famous monuments with
Maarten Rots: Echoes transforms architectural moments into 2D abstractions
The work of Dutch photographer Maarten Rots transforms architectural moments into 2D abstractions. His new series, Echoes, is a riff on the interplay between light,
Jill Furmanovsky has been photographing artists and bands in Abbey Road’s iconic studios since 1975. Following her recent appointment as the studios’ artist in residence,
