Mike Dugenio Hansen’s Creative Architectural Photos

Gloomy Red – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Architecture student Mike Dugenio Hansen is from Copenhagen, Denmark, and he has an “obsession” with visualizations and photography. These architectural photographs show night-time scenes. The series Gloomy Red shows apartment buildings and homes with a slight red cast, sometimes from the windows or curtains and other times from illuminated brick or other objects. For Sick, Hansen says he is “bending the rules of ‘fixing’” by using perspective warping and other manipulations in the image editing process.

(Wide-angle lenses can be used to capture a larger area, but this introduces distortion near the edges of the photo. Architecture and real estate photographers generally try to fix this so that vertical objects appear straight and vertical, and so the perspective does not change the appearance of places’ size. However, too much manipulation may also be undesirable in some instances.)

Gloomy Red

Gloomy Red – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Gloomy Red – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Gloomy Red – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Gloomy Red – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Gloomy Red – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

 

Sick

Sick – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Sick – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Sick – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Sick – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Sick – Photo by Mike Dugenio Hansen

Tom is a writer, artist, and multi-media guru from Pennsylvania, U.S. He holds a Master's in Journalism and Mass Communication, but he has also taken several university-level courses in fine arts, art appreciation, graphic design, printmaking, and Asian art. He has been blogging for Monde Mosaic since February 2014.

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