I like the way Mark Power can photograph a place with enormous precision and still leave it slightly unresolved. His pictures often contain ordinary architecture, roads, signs, and seemingly insignificant corners, but his careful compositions make me stop and investigate every part of the frame.
Until next time,
Tomasz
“Pigeons in love.”
“Cartier-Bresson style.”
“Black-and-white noir.”
“Minimalist and gray.”
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His cityscapes of Moscow in particular are quite interesting.