Photography

Discover 59 award-winning designs tagged Photography on Design Revolution.

Designer: Masaki Hirokawa Project: Photo Collage Classification: Photography

Peace

The design concepts conveyed by this collage are balance and harmony. Each of the hands around the woman reinforces the presence of the others, and the design falls apart if any of the hands are missing or placed out of balance. The woman and the multiple hands around her were conceived as an integrated design. Because each source material differs in size, brightness, and color from the others, each hand was manipulated individually to create a sense of coherence. This work gives form to a design hierarchy based on equality, as its title suggests.

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Designer: Simone Hutsch Project: Architecture Photography Classification: Photography

FOG

This series captures vast architectural pieces in surreal, foggy landscapes, blurring the line between reality and dreams. The landscape images were captured in California, USA, using an iPhone 14, while the architectural elements were photographed across various locations across Europe. Each architectural piece was shot independently from the landscapes. Achieving the correct perspective in both sets of images was necessary and a significant challenge to ensure seamless compositions.

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Designer: Ismail Niyaz Mohamed Project: Photography Classification: Photography

Bella Six

Bathed in the golden glow of Maldivian sunrises, Bella Six emerges as a private world of elegance and indulgence at Madifushi Private Island. Conceived as a refined sanctuary for women, the villa offers an atmosphere where freedom, celebration, and connection unfold effortlessly. Every corner invites slow mornings, champagne afternoons, and starlit conversations. Here, luxury is not merely seen but felt, expressed through attentive service, expansive privacy, and a setting that encourages guests to unwind, celebrate, and create unforgettable memories in complete seclusion.

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Designer: Florian W. Mueller Project: Photography Artwork Classification: Photography

SAMSA

Samsa is a photographic artwork from the series Neglect. The series shows preserved specimens of insects, most of which are extinct or critically endangered. The images were made with a digital camera system and a 105mm macro lens. A multishot function was used to create very large files of 185 megapixels. A small table-top studio was built so that the fragile specimens could be photographed with almost no handling. The prints are produced in two sizes and in limited editions. The aim is to reveal the unusual beauty of insects and to draw attention to insect extinction.

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Designer: Martin Hoffmann Project: Photography Classification: Photography

Foggy Mornings

The photo series Foggy Mornings explores the seemingly unattractive and depressive qualities of a dark season dominated by omnipresent grey. Through a deliberate confrontation with fog covered, often low contrast scenery, the project develops a calm and atmospheric aesthetic. Reduced light, subtle colour nuances and clear composition transform supposedly unappealing motifs into poetic visual spaces, opening up a new, reconciliatory perception of the surroundings. Each image tells a story while leaving room for personal reflection.

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Designer: Sara Gaafar Project: Architectural Photography Classification: Photography

Hues of the Future

Hues of the Future is a series of architectural photographs of an exhibition held at Ghernata Palace during the second edition of Cairo Design Week in Cairo, Egypt. The exhibition presented the 2024 color trends of GLC Paints through four pavilions created by six Egyptian designers: Brutifully Forward, Ha-beita, Reserva 77 and Casino Central. The pavilions were built from wood, gypsum board and paint. A full-frame camera and tilt-shift lenses were used to control perspective, while bracketing balanced the strong contrasts created by large openings and reflective surfaces.

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Designer: Martin Hoffmann Project: Photographs Classification: Photography

Fast Women

The photo series shows the theme of women and racing cars from a new perspective. Instead of being a decorative element, the woman appears as a self-confident personality in a technical environment. Each image conveys determination, coolness and lightness, while subtly resonating vulnerability. The body language retains a natural elegance. The clear image composition and targeted play with blurring direct the eye and create emotions. For a balanced tension, the warm basic tone of the shots is contrasted in part by a technical coolness. Overall, the motifs radiate a calm, focussed atmosphere.

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Designer: Chris Slabber Project: Exhibition Photography Series Classification: Photography

Eons

Eons is a black and white photography series that explores rock and stone textures. The images show a sandstone cliff found during a hike, where the rock has been shaped by the elements over a very long period. Each composition was framed closely so that the rock faces read as abstract works of art. Natural light was used, and strong contrasts of light and shadow replace the yellow tone of the stone. The series is intended for interior decoration and branding, and the prints can be produced in various sizes and finishes.

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Designer: Katsuhiro Ohkuchi Project: Photography Classification: Photography

Miniature Size Landscape

Miniature Size Landscape is a photography series that presents small natural scenes as if they were vast worlds. Grasses, mosses, flowers and other plants growing at the feet of passers-by become the setting. A one inch tall dwarf figure travels through each scene, and every view is composed as if seen through the eyes of that dwarf. The images are made with a wide macro lens, focus stacking for deep focus, and linear, occlusive and aerial perspective. The aim is to recall the imagined worlds of childhood and to encourage care for nature.

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Designer: Florian W. Mueller Project: Artwork Classification: Photography

Jellybelly

Jellybelly is a fine art photography series that portrays jellyfish. The images were taken inside a large aquarium at night, in complete darkness. Only a few artificial lights inside and outside the aquarium were used, giving the jellyfish a subtle glow. The series aims to capture the elegant movement and aesthetic of a species that is also an indicator of water quality. Each image is printed on fine art paper, mounted on aluminium and set in a black oak frame with a two centimetre shadow gap. Two limited editions are offered, sized 50 by 50 cm and 80 by 80 cm.

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Designer: patrizia dottori Project: Environment Photographic Project Classification: Photography

Fireberg

The artist's project concerns a theme today at the center of global attention both at an institutional and population level: the environment. In these images the primary element is the ice and its melting. The artist created it through the chromatic inversion from positive to negative, which coincides with the concept of change, representing an opposite reality: the ice becomes fire, the cracks become a volcano. A new style that tells the problem by analyzing the Perito Moreno Glacier.

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Designer: Maja Zińczuk Project: Photography Classification: Photography

Liminalis

This photographic project explores the Biebrza Valley, one of Europe's last vast wetland landscapes. Through images of mist, reflections, and shifting light, the series observes the quiet transformations of the marshes and the fragile rhythms of this ecosystem. Moving between documentary attention and a contemplative visual language, the photographs invite a slower way of looking and encourage deeper sensitivity to subtle environmental change. By focusing on atmosphere, silence, and the passing of time, the project reflects on the delicate balance between nature, memory, and human presence.

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