Architectural photography that mimics common natural elements
Loïc Vendrame is a French amateur photographer based in Lyon, France – but his photographs are far from basic. Calling himself something of a globetrotter, he loves to explore cities in search of architectural subjects to capture, focusing on graphics and colours, as well as different shapes and perspectives.

Moon dunes field
This particular series, entitled ArchiNature, aims to take the details and angles of contemporary architecture and turn them into what we'd usually expect from common natural elements such as snowflakes, lightning bolts or the crest of a wave.
Speaking of his work, he said: "Through my photographs, I try to change the look of the urban spectator on the elements that surround us everyday. By diverting the work of architects, exploiting banal details, seeking original angles to deconstruct the building, I try to stage architecture, give it life and to convey a message, an emotion."
Via direct submission | Main image: Moon dunes field

Shooting stars

Snowflakes

Lightening

An awesome wave

You're a shark and I'm swimming

Shockwaves

Last autumn leaf has just fallen

White sand dunes

Origami penguin
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