Street

Small or large, charming or sombre, old or modern, each city has characteristics of which it can justifiably be proud. Landscapes to be found only there, and that we would like to continue admiring in a photo. Hung at home to remind us of a particular story, our trip to this specific place is often heavy with memories. Here at YellowKorner, no limits have been placed for selecting artistic photographs of the world’s most beautiful cities. In fact, the art photo gallery offers different photos by several photographers of urban photography, including Franck Bohbot . It is impossible to remain unmoved by the artist’s shots which magnify little streets with his flash, giving a glimpse of a monument’s beauty or the architecture typical of a specific city. His specialty: vintage photography, a technique that delights amateurs of the classics. Nothing beats a photo of urban life when decorating an interior. Making a detour to Japan, we take off to meet Masashi Wakui . This Japanese photographer juggles with light, contrasts, and play of colours to illuminate the darkness. An adept of night photography, he gives a glimpse of his talent by making each photo nearly poetic. A tree, a door, the facade of a Haussmannian building, an alley: these elements are invisible by b>night, but remarkable thanks to this expert of street photography. Jörg Dickman knows urban landscapes well. Smitten by big cities and their tumultuous lives, the photographer glorifies the city lights with black-and-white photos. It is difficult to resist the spell of the resulting beauty. Laurent Dequick is not to be left behind, and he brings the spectator with him on his many trips. Different views, different streets: all the elements we admire in a photo are found in these representations of daily life. As for Ludwig Favre, we revel before all the photos of artists he took during his extensive travels, in the collection prepared by YellowKorner’s experts.  ... See more See less