Monochromatic Photos Of Architecture Will Appeal To The Perfectionist In All Of Us

This series called Mono Madness III celebrates all of the tiny details in beautiful architecture, flaunting clean lines, duplicate patterns and shadow play. The Munich-based Nick Frank photographer manages to alternate between bold, vibrant colour and stunning black and white in his work, but it always maintains its theme.

From crisscrossed roofing to swirling twists of metal, the results of this particular set are simply astounding. To check out more from Frank, hit his portfolio on Behance.

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