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New minimalist photographs by Kevin Krautgartner that are 'Reduced to the Max'

We've shared the work of Kevin Krautgartner previously, having spotted his stunning architectural photography on Behance.

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All images courtesy of the artist. Via Creative Boom submission.

All images courtesy of the artist. Via Creative Boom submission.

The German photographer has an ongoing series of images he aptly names Reduced to the Max, for which he dedicates his view on architecture as objects in nature.

Reduced to its essential part, objects are further reduced to be only a part in a wider perspective of satisfying harmony, also evident in his aerial shots of shorelines and fields (more on this later). He is an observer of places and moments around us with uncanny minimalism that makes us freshly wonder at what we already know.

Born in Schwelm, Germany, Kevin graduated from the University of Applied Sciences in Dortmund with a degree in Photography and Graphic Design. He has since been living in Wuppertal, where he has mainly been working as a professional photographer and image editor. His work has taken him to many different countries around the world and some images from his series have scooped international awards. Find out more at kevinkrautgartner.com.

White modernist building facade with repeating rectangular windows and deep shadows, angled against clear blue sky with dark structure visible on right edge
Underground station platform with yellow and black striped metal doors and grey support columns under bright fluorescent lighting
Brutalist concrete buildings shot from below against a pale sky, emphasising geometric forms and angular architecture
White ribbed architectural structure shot from below against a clear blue sky, showing geometric lines converging toward a distant dome-shaped element
Minimalist architectural photograph of a curved white building facade with repeating geometric patterns and ribbed structural elements against a clear blue sky
Minimalist architectural photograph of a tapered modern high-rise building with horizontal striped bands of glass and metal against a clear blue sky
Minimalist photograph by Kevin Krautgartner showing two dark office tower facades meeting at a sharp point against a clear blue sky, with a white architectural element at the top centre
Minimalist architectural composition featuring a yellow-green table with angled green panels and white rectangular vents against a light blue sky
Modern industrial building with vertical ribbed metal cladding and horizontal concrete sections against a clear sky
Modern building facade with sharp angular forms and ridged surfaces in grey and white tones against a pale sky
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