| Matthias Haker is a self taught photographer who lives in Dresden, Germany. He makes pictures of architecture and interior spaces as well as people, fashion, and weddings. In this series above called Impermanence he photographs vacant, run down, magically beautiful architectures "somewhere in Europe". Haker's photographs are very saturated and rich in color. There is a great amount of detail and texture in his photos. His perspective varies from a tripod or standing position to the floor of from above. These photos are interesting to me because I love old architecture especially something that was once beautiful. The color and detail that is displayed in the photos are amazing. I would really like to be able to travel and take pictures like these. |
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