Liquid Light@Wassenaarse Slag Beach, Netherlands. The beauty and emotion of a vanished moment — captured in light, motion and place — enduring in all our memories. That is the magic of photography. – As David would say: „A sunset like this doesn’t end — it echoes.“

Strictly Empty@Fondation Beyeler, Riehen, Switzerland. The room being this empty? That’s normal — it’s art. Plus, the museum guards here are very nervous. – As Candida would say: „Emptiness isn’t absence — it’s intention with good lighting.“

Neon Overload@Wien, Wurstelprater. It was fun. I was a little bit tipsy, so therefore the dots. - As Joel would say: "If colour had a party, this would be the guest list.“

Just Here to Pose@Vienna University of Economics and Business. No idea what that tower’s actually for. Maybe it’s just there to look good in photos. – As Julius would say: „Some structures have no job — except to be admired from the right angle.“

Nowhere Tower@Sacré-Cœur, Paris, France. To be honest, from up here I find it all a bit chaotic and where the hell is that damn Eiffel Tower everyone’s always talking about? – As Joel would say: „Sometimes, the best view of a city is the one that’s too much and still not enough.“

Parallel Perspectives@Long Beach, California, USA. We had plans to meet us on a boat that evening. No, not that one — the one just to the right. – As Joel would say: „A city’s quietest moments often float — just where architecture stops and water begins.“

Blue Dusk@Steinhuder Meer, Germany. Honestly, I really like the vibe. And that’s what photos are for, right? – As Rinko would say: „There’s a sound to this quiet. You just can’t hear it until later.“

Frozen Moonlight@Ütia de Börz, Italy. That’s what happens when you mess around with your camera at night instead of sleeping. – As Noémie would say: „A mountain at night is just a cathedral with fewer visitors.“

Landmark Geometry@Berlin, Government District, Germany. I’m usually not that into photographing landmarks — but I’ll make an exception for this one. – As Thomas would say: „Modernism, classicism, television — pick your flavour.“

Framed Twice@Museum Reinhard Ernst, Wiesbaden. Oh look — a window within a window. – As Lewis would say: „When form folds into form, you get silence with sharp corners.“

Panning Poetry@Flörsheim am Main, Hessen, Germany. Bit of a lucky shot, tbh — not exactly a pro when it comes to panning. – As René would say: „Speed blurs; elegance remains.“

Green Wrapped@Home. Rain’s coming. Better hurry outside. – As Stephen would say: „The weather always shows up when the landscape is staged just right.“

Divine Delivery@Wassenaarse Slag Beach, Netherlands. Sometimes you get these moments you just have to catch. This was definitely one of them. – As Edward would say: „When the sky opens like that, even cargo ships become sacred.“

Bureaucratic Rhythm@Berlin, Germany. Gotta say — not too shabby for a government district. – As Andreas would say: „When form overtakes function, the city starts to hum in patterns.“

Wings Over Grids@Seattle, Washington, USA. One last look back — especially when it’s this spectacular. – As Andreas would say: „Cities seen from above are just algorithms of ambition and sunlight.“

Time and Taxi@Seattle, USA. We’d just eaten in Chinatown and were rushing to catch the bus — but still had to grab a quick photo. - As Saul would say: „Everything moves, except the buildings pretending they don’t care.“

Colour Code Vertical@Seattle, USA. You really do get a great view from up here. That construction lift in yellow — that’s just for the tourists, right? - As Lewis would say: „Urban design, accidental or not, is best viewed at 100mm.“

Vertical Parade@Seattle, USA. On the way back, the view from the ferry was phenomenal. Later on, I took a few more shots from up there — facing the other way. - As Berenice would say: „Cities don’t pose — they just arrange themselves like proud giants.“