Triangulum

Photographer: Andrea Ferrari via here

Layers

Gorgeousness. For Elle Interiör. Photographed by Petra Bindel...

Via here 

Petra Bindel

Some very beautiful new images from the lens of Petra Bindel...

Via here

Holier-than-Thou

Via here (Photographer: Will Pryce)

Faking it...

Some of my personal favourites from the first major exhibition that was devoted to the history of manipulated photography before the digital age - Faking It: Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop (October 11, 2012—January 27, 2013) at The Metropolitan Museum of Art...

Unknown Artist, German School, A Powerful Collision, 1910

Grete Stern, Dream No. 1: Electrical Appliances for the Home, ca. 1950

Unknown Artist, American School, Man on Rooftop with Eleven Men in Formation on His Shoulders
ca. 1930

Barbara Morgan (American, 1900–1992), Hearst Over the People, 1939

Maurice Tabard and Roger Parry, Room with Eye, 1930

 Via here

Look Deeper

Via here

Adriaan Louw

Some of the enviable interiors photographed by the discerning eye of Adriaan Louw...

 All via here

Nicole Franzen - The Creatives

More gorgeous images of inviting and light-filled spaces from Brooklyn-based food and lifestyle photographer, Nicole Franzen (featured previously here)...

Via here

Robert Polidori

Montreal-born photographer Robert Polidori is best known for his architectural studies, in particular interpreting rooms as 'memory theatres'. He is a staff photographer for The New Yorker and his book, After the Flood (portraying images of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina) caused much controversy, as one photograph showed a deceased person in a bed. However, it was these magnificent large-scale color images - shot in Versailles - that caught my eye... 

Salle de Crimée Sud, (99) Salles de l’Afrique, Aile du Nord, Château de Versailles, France

Salle de l'Afrique, Portrait Achille Bazaine 1867, 2007

Via here and here

Massimo Listri

Using natural light where possible, photographer Massimo Listri has perfectly captured what can only be described as the most exquisite interiors in the world. In his own words:

My photography is an expression of tranquility and silence in this chaotic society - a sense of perspective and equilibrium. This is therapy for the soul. Every time I take a photo is like the first time a treasure is revealed, a first emotion, be it an empty room or the greatest treasures of the Vatican...

Self Portrait

Castello di Pierrefonds, France, 1995

Biblioteca di Michelozzo a S. Marco, Firenze, 2009

Palazzo Martelli, Firenze, 2008

Biblioteca di Weimar, Germany, 1997

Biblioteca del Abbazia di Kremsmunster, Germany, 1994

Palazzo Reale III, Stockholm, 1998

Lapidario di Palazzo Mozzi Bardini, Firenze, 2009

Palazzo Altemps, Roma, 1998

Castello di Aglie I, Piemonte, 2007

Cappelle Medicee, Firenze, 2008

Reggia di Venaria I, Piemonte 2007

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