Building blends
Horizontal merge
Vertical merge
Superimposition
Vertical separation
Depth separation
Mirror blending
False blending
Pictures shot in Züri-West, Switzerland. Click each picture to enjoy details.
A misty beginning
Blue Prime Tower and red construction cranes, the few colors of the day
A wider view towards west
Protruding fingers, Zurich modern skyline in the mist.
The Alps crowning a straight southwards view on the city.
Zurich city center with its tall buildings and church towers, the lake behind.
What will 2019 will bring us? Pictures shot on a misty, cold new day from Waidberg, a hill north of the city of Zurich, Switzerland. Click each picture to enjoy every single detail shot with a 50 mm on a Nikon D800 sensor.
Through the glass towers
Undefined borders between reality and fiction.
Pictures shot in Zurich North. Click each picture to tell reality from reflection.
Bosco verticale: two green giants in the heart of Milano
Bosco verticale are a couple of skyscrapers recently built in Milano, Italy. “Bosco verticale” means “vertical wood”: it is a concept of urban garden recalling that of Babylon hanging gardens . Each tree was placed on each terrace with the crane visible on the building roof. The area the towers are placed, Porta Nuova, is still under construction.
Present and future
At the feet of the giants
Border lands
Staying on the shoulders of giants
If you pass by Milano, step out in Porta Garibaldi or Gioia underground station and pay a visit to the two giants.
Shooting urban landscapes: Milano skyline “Porta Nuova” – ARTBorghi squared project
How do you feel about framing skyscrapers and their urban environments squared?
This project came out the photography group I recently joined in Zürich. I shot these pictures in the newly built area “Porta Nuova” in Milano.
Squared Porta Nuova 1
Squared Porta Nuova 2
Squared Porta Nuova 3
Squared Porta Nuova 4
Squared Porta Nuova 5
Squared Porta Nuova 6
Squared Porta Nuova 7
Squared Porta Nuova 8
Squared Porta Nuova 9
Squared Porta Nuova 10
All pictures shot with D800 + 70-20 VRII, click to enlarge and enjoy the patterns.
