From Paul Clemence’s article for Casa Vogue:

With its unique architectural ensemble−that crosses eras and diverse styles−New York is undoubtedly one of the most photogenic cities in the world. But for professionals who live there, the difficult task is to stand−and find a new angle−amidst a sea of photographers.

For Marc Yankus, a finalist of the “Avant Guardian” competition organized by “Surface” magazine, what matters are not the iconic buildings, such as the classic Empire State Building. What attracts him most are the historic buildings which are often by anonymous architects−and are a fundamental part of the nature of the city. “These buildings are often overlooked,” says Marc, “and with this series, I wanted to show that, even not being an architectural highlight, they have a strong presence in the city.”

View the original article in Portuguese

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