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Form & Light | Monochrome Works

A black and white series on Florida architecture. Subjects range from Sarasota School modernism to contemporary facades in Lake Nona and Miami Beach. Removing color brings line, rhythm, and shadow forward. The images favor strong geometry through low angles, tight facade studies, and overhead aerials.

Modern glass facade of Tavistock Building B in Lake Nona Town Center, designed by HuntonBrady Architects and developed by Tavistock.
Close-up of exterior paneling and grid lines on JEFRË's The Beacon in Lake Nona.
Black and white fine art photograph showcasing the curved geometric lines and modern architecture of Santiago Calatrava's IST building in Lakeland, Florida.
Vertical perspective showcasing the curved facade and structural form of JEFRË's The Beacon tower in Lake Nona.
Monochromatic shot of a sleek glass structure next to a vintage hotel on Ocean Drive, Miami Beach.
Top-down monochrome aerial perspective showcasing the futuristic geometric symmetry, repeating white ribs, and sharp patterns of the Florida Polytechnic University IST building.
Black and white view of the One Performance Plaza fritted glass facade in Lake Nona Town Center, designed by HuntonBrady Architects.
Low-angle black and white architectural photograph capturing the striking saw-toothed roof structure and minimalist design of the historic Zigzag House in Sarasota, Florida.
Fine art black and white photograph of the mid-century modern Siesta Beach Pavilion in Sarasota, Florida, originally designed by Edward "Tim" Seibert and historically restored by Sweet Sparkman Architects.
Low-angle black and white architectural photograph emphasizing the bold geometric lines, shadows, and contemporary design elements on the Daytona State College campus.
Monochrome perspective of the landmark Umbrella House in Sarasota, Florida, designed by Paul Rudolph, emphasizing the play of bright sunlight and deep shadows across its minimalist facade.
Monochrome perspective of the contemporary precast concrete pavilions of the Winter Park Library, highlighting the unique geometric lines and dramatic shadows.
Dramatic black and white architectural photograph of the Winter Park Events Center terrace by Sir David Adjaye, featuring a lone figure walking into a deep geometric shadow to emphasize scale and light.
High-contrast black and white architectural photograph highlighting the striking vertical fins and dramatic geometric shadows of the historic Jessie Ball duPont Center in Jacksonville, Florida, designed by Taylor Hardwick.
Low-angle fine art black and white photograph capturing the dramatic structural tension where the outwardly canting walls of Sir David Adjaye's Winter Park pavilions lean toward one another against the sky.