Awe-Inspiring Architecture Around the World

Singapore is amazing! Especially in the night. Honestly, I have never seen any city that looks like Singapore in the evening.

Photographed during visit to New York.

A bunch of Village boys cooling it off in an ancient Toorji Step well built by a Queen in Jodhpur when she had public works under her control. The architecture of this Stepwell is so unique and the water is so clean that many come to cool their bodies and head back into their busy lives.

When you walk out of the Vatican Museums, you can walk through the spectacular and monumental twin spiral staircase designed by Giuseppe Momo and inaugurated in 1932. At any time the tourist community is always consistent and when they come down from the stairs they create a real continuous flow of movement ..... or almost.

Teotihuacan means 'the place where the gods were created', and that's the feeling once you visit this archeological site of Mexico. This pyramid, the third-largest of Earth, was dedicated to the god of Sun, and its geometrical perfection can only inspire admiration for the civilization that build it. The grandeur of this behemoth is even greater compared with those tiny dots of humanity in the frame. Seemingly insignificant, but in the end also the makers of this wonder.

Sunset on Lincoln Memorial.

Standing on a middle floor of an old Tube apartment complex in Hong Kong. It's interesting to see how people live here. Often in heat with high humidity without airconditioning. when taking some pictures here I had a quick talk with an old man, a local. His english was very poor but we somehow enjoyed each other's company. He was very interested in what i was doing and liked looking at my shots. When i was done, he went back to his house – turned out he lived on that particular floor.

Standing in the middle of an apartment complex in Hong Kong. This scene looked like it was coming out of a science fiction movie. While it was very hot, the atmosphere felt cold. Looking down to the ground there was a small garden in the middle. It was like they wanted to put some warmth into this cold place.

A buddhist monk contemplates the golden majesty of myanmar's most famous buddhist monument, the schwedagon pagoda.

“I was just learning from New York to do something extraordinary” cit. santiago calatrava

Picture of Jodphur, the blue city, in Rajasthan, India.

Beauty is found in the simplest of ways. Things that are considered mundane and normal can still be attractive.

Busy flow of people trying to catch up a public transport in a shopping mall in kuala lumpur.

A photograph of my wife in front of the best backdrop for a photo I have ever had the luck to use. Taken at Toronto's Aga Khan museum. The white wall and it's symmetrical shapes are just amazing.

In Tokyo, there are many combinations of geometric patterns and shadows. The shape of the shadows is interesting and the contrast between light and shadow is attractive.

Gwanghwamun Gate in Seoul, shot on 11th February 2018. Traffic keeps crossing your framing, but I think it creates a nice contrast between the ancient and the dynamism of a vibrant city like Seoul.

Choi Hung estate, literally meaning "the Village of Rainbow;" in Cantonese, is a neighbourhood with a very vivid paint job in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Look how the drying laundry resembled Emojis!

A dynamic shadow that is projected on a regular wall. I like to take the interesting shadows and shapes that the city produces. The person who walked there became a good accent, and it became an impressive moment.

Dusk of La Paz. A city was dyed blue, and there was golden street light. That light is proof of the lives of La Paz people.

This is a 3-shot panoramic photo of Bangkok's Wat Traimit Temple. Thousands of tourists visit this city to view these temples and get a taste of Thai history and culture. This drone shot provides a perspective of this incredibly busy city that is seldom seen.

A picture I took in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. The combination of the big green doors, yellow arches and the view of the city excited me. Even an acrobatic bird got into the frame.

i think it's very easy to overlook the brilliance in the detail in such an iconic structure. However by only capturing a portion of the building i tried to capture the craftmanship employed in this amazing structure.

Patience and photography is the same thing.

Rooftop views over Pyongyang city, North Korea (DPRK).

Somewhere at The Great Wall, China. February 2018. Your best photos and memories of a trip come often unexpectedly. As an architecture and urban photographer, my main goal when visiting Beijing was to photograph its iconic modern architecture, by some of today's master studios such as zaha hadid or MVRDV, just to name a few. But it was at the great wall when I got completely mind blown, specially since I was lucky to capture it on a dreamy and surreal foggy conditions, creating a magic scenery.