Richard Schulman moves easily between architecture, portraiture and the unexpected details of places he encounters.
His photographs are often precise and carefully structured, but they never feel cold—the people, light and small visual surprises keep breaking through the geometry.
I especially like the way he can make architecture feel less like an object and more like part of the life happening around it.
Thank you, Howard Schatz, for recommending his work.
Until next time,
Tomasz
I like this. Architecture is so much more interesting when people start getting in the way.