THIRD PLACE WINNER - Architecture: Buildings (PROFESSIONAL)
Berlin Flat White
Photo © Martin Waltz
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Berlin flat white is a photographic essay on the government district of Berlin. It explores the relationship between men and architecture. The human element is both insignificant in size and at the same untouched by the rather monumental building. Berlin flat white challenges the standard approach to architecture photography by not trying to create a 3 dimensional space. For me the human figure is the only valid reference. Highlighting the "sameness" of modern architecture one subject is purposefully repeated in slight variations as a Leitmotiv.
Martin’s artistic work focuses on portraiture, urban and street photography. He is a founding member of the Berlin1020 street photography collective.
Martin has won numerous international photography awards. His work has been shown in exhibitions in New York, Paris, Dublin, London, Rome, Bucharest and Berlin. His work can be found in numerous private collections.
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Berlin flat white is a photographic essay on the government district of Berlin. It explores the relationship between men and architecture. The human element is both insignificant in size and at the same untouched by the rather monumental building. Berlin flat white challenges the standard approach to architecture photography by not trying to create a 3 dimensional space. For me the human figure is the only valid reference. Highlighting the "sameness" of modern architecture one subject is purposefully repeated in slight variations as a Leitmotiv.
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Martin U Waltz is a documentary and street photographer in Berlin, GermanyMartin’s artistic work focuses on portraiture, urban and street photography. He is a founding member of the Berlin1020 street photography collective.
Martin has won numerous international photography awards. His work has been shown in exhibitions in New York, Paris, Dublin, London, Rome, Bucharest and Berlin. His work can be found in numerous private collections.
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