photography — VISUALOUNGE

Sebastian Weiss Photography

Sebastian Weiss photographs one-of-a-kind architectural forms; he works as Le Blanc and writes for Architectural Digest Germany.

Matthias Heiderich's Material I photographs reduce buildings to flat planes of white, cream, yellow and teal.

Tomohide Ikeya photographs people holding their breath underwater: a woman with her hands over her ears, and a mass of bodies in dark water.

Floto + Warner stage costumed US and Mexican nationals in an anonymous protest for Anónimo, honouring Mexico's killed Normalista students.

Benoit Jammes mounts a peeled banana and a red onion on skateboard trucks for Skitchen, a series about produce on wheels.

Julia Fullerton-Batten's Tokyo series: large-scale staged photography with a cinematic, uneasy atmosphere.

Photographer Kylie Woon's 'Surreal-ity' series turns dream scenes into staged photographs with a disorienting logic.

Berlin photographer Matthias Heiderich's 'Studio Eins' series continues his eye for colour, geometry and the built environment.

Jeffrey Milstein photographs a crushed flight recorder and a steel pulley against white for the series Einstein (on time).

Jose Duarte photographs real objects to build real-world infographics, charting internet users across greenhouse panes and coloured balls.

Los Angeles photographer Michael Flores shoots between the commercial and the personal, with a blog called The Wolf Pack.

Michel Comte shot the 2011 Campari calendar, carrying the brand's passion, style and authenticity into a bar-side set of images.