The glowing tropical greens of this photographic print peer through the clean lines of the blinds, bringing a natural splash of controlled colour to the parallel lines. Note the contrast of the wild fauna and the refreshing blinds. Learn More

The idea of this series is to imply the sun-drenched exterior against which these blinds are placed. The single green leaf here, captured as though seeking refuge, from the open skies of a sunny day, also lends interruption to the otherwise uniform lines. Learn More

Carmen Trueba Serrano’s vision of minimalist imagery looks to maintain an appreciation for shapes and form. Here, she incorporates the muted lines of window blinds as a contrast to the wilder leaves. The different revealing sections along the blinds as well as reflections of light on the leaves add situational depth. Learn More

This piece from Nana Yaw Oduro serves as visual commentary on displacement. It frames the subject in what feels like an unending sea of tall, dry grass, holding an orb of no discernible property. Learn More

The 'Every Wall is a Door' Series focuses on the brightly colored wall of the SOHO building in Tokyo, Japan. This luxurious office space is nearly entirely monochromatic in its overall design but is centered by the spectacle of a multi-colored wall of doors, a sublime cityscape

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The 'Every Wall is a Door' Series focuses on the brightly colored wall of the SOHO building in Tokyo, Japan. This luxurious office space is nearly entirely monochromatic in its overall design but is centered by the spectacle of a multi-colored wall of doors, a sublime cityscape

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Taken along Switzerland's Zurich Lake, this shot conveys the ushering effect of wind as it moves all things - and people - along. Here, even wings cannot seem to shake off the wind as the lengthened exposure makes the birds appear transient. Along with managing to capture this image of birds as they were, this happened to be a particularly windy day for photography. Learn More

The blurring of the collective crowd evokes a feeling of brevity, blending each individual presence into a time lapse. The result is an amalgamation of what is and what was, viewing the fair through the lens of time. Photographed at the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, this shot depicts the city's Bread and Butter fair. Learn More

The blurring of the collective crowd evokes a feeling of brevity, blending each individual presence into a time lapse. The result is an amalgamation of what is and what was, viewing the fair through the lens of time. Photographed at the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, this shot depicts the city's Bread and Butter fair. Learn More

Filled with bold colours and shot in bright sunshine, this image makes us want to travel to Havana. The photographer fell in love with the 1950’s cars in the Cuban capital and they become the subject of her Cuba series. Learn More

This image is part of Velicescu's ongoing and widely celebrated 'On The Periphery' series, which explores the aesthetic and utilitarian effect of architecture in and around Los Angeles. Learn More

Burbank, CA is part of Velicescu's Autopia series, and is a classic example of her talent for abstract urban photography. Each of her photographs is tied to a geographic location and represents a frame that makes up the whole of that particular place. Learn More