New on 500px : Waves Pt. 2 by jorge-bayonas-photography by jorge-bayonas-photography

Architecture at Stuttgart, Germany.

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New on 500px : Spiralis by ottoberkeley by ottoberkeley

Newport Street Gallery houses stunning work from Damien Hirst’s expansive art collection, but the gallery, designed by architecture firm Caruso St John, also contains three extremely photogenic staircases. Each of them is a slightly different shape and with slightly different lighting from windows and skylights, but all of them feature wonderfully tactile timber stairs and are lined with brick walls.

This is my take on the central ovoid spiral, looking down from the upper level, which seemed to me to have the right sense of proportion between the path of the stairs, the patterns in the wall and the fluid and somewhat whimsical shape of the balustrade.

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New on 500px : The secret London Arch by alfonsodominguezlavin by alfonsodominguezlavin

London, England. King’s Cross station.

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New on 500px : Curved by laxevaag by laxevaag

HDR experiment at work. Picture taken offshore onboard the vessel Acergy Viking.

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New on 500px : Handrail in perspective by xfargas1 by xfargas1

Handrail in perspective on a winding road

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New on 500px : Fragile Hope by adjaleva by adjaleva

Currently i don’t have description; but if i have to talk about this picture; is that i had high hope for this because it looked so sharp on camera; but after working with it on pc it wa out of focus (barely sharp) but this must not be a limitant to show it to the world. That’s why this name.

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New on 500px : Round and round we go by PeterjanJansen by PeterjanJansen

Round and round we go at a car parking garage at Hoofddorp, The Netherlands.

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New on 500px : De Rode Pieper by PeterjanJansen by PeterjanJansen

De Rode Pieper (‘red potato’), housing the Institute for Health and Wellness, Amsterdam. The building is 52 meters high and has an interesting round shape. The building has been nicknamed “Red Pieper ‘because the building contains no rectangle and has a sort of potato shape.

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