During his travels, German photographer Maik Lipp has taken numerous photos of architecture that he spots when he’s out and about with his camera. The buildings he usually captures the same beautiful: clean lines, sharp angles and of a white or grey tone. Taking the most magnetic lines and angles, Lipp contrasts the often modern buildings with a bright blue sky as the backdrop.
The result is an incredibly entertaining series of stark imagery – a lot of which you can purchase to adorn your walls.
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