We love these artworks which show the fascinating interplay between Night and Day.
This distinctive shot of the iconic New York skyline shot just after dusk captures the transforming moments of a city transitioning from day to night.
This classic San Francisco cityscape frames the iconic Transamerica Pyramid Center building. Shot at night, Saito captures the bright lights of the city while it sleeps.
A beautifully constructed image of a Tadao Ando building in Osaka, Japan focusing on the sundial and its shadows.
This amazing long exposure shot of the night train in Osaka, Japan, evokes early memories of ghost trains.
This high style monochrome photo of a beach canopy looking out to the sea captures a moment everyone dreams for when thinking of holidays in the sun.
“We’re fascinated by life’s journey. What starts out as hope so often becomes overpowered by temptations and vices, power and corruption. We are driven to depict this poignant essence that is inherent in the human condition.” 3am captures the atmosphere of this message taken in New York in 2015.
This image was shot during a late night shoot capturing the aurora borealis over the Jökulsárlón glacial lake in Iceland. The dancing Northern Lights play over the colossal ice calved from the glacier beyond.
Haker’s ‘Countless Dreams’ depicts an oddly tidily made bed set within an abandoned, derelict bedroom. Instantly, the viewer is asked to question why the home was left abandoned? And why it was left with such a sense of pride? Haker’s narrative eye points us to curious stories untold. Warm light floods the room picking up its exquisite textures and colours: aqua blues, burnt oranges and ivy greens. Religious figures stand strong, as if resisting the passage of time.
Shot through sun-filled windows, the warm dappled shadow that stretches across the floorboards emphasizes the romantic and encroaching forces of nature. The colours of the palatial room come to the fore here as our eyes pick up on the warm browns, blues and finally greens of the world outside.
This romantic image of a red-leafed maple in full bloom is a fresh take on photographs of romantic images of roses.