Pygmalion Karatzas
Architectural, Fine Art & Commercial Photography

“The architectural photography scene has changed enormously over the last 10 years. Digital capture, treatment, transmission and sharing of images is now the norm. Architectural photographers in the digital age have increasingly become the authors of the visual narrative with which we perceive our constructed environment. Their vision is decisive, not only for the way we see architecture, but also for the way we understand it.” - Divisare Divisare’s Atlas of Architecture ha

The 'LAMDA Development Universe' book is published. https://www.lamdadev.com/en/landmarks-of-connection Six photographers with six curated themes photographed the assets of the company. Pygmalion Karatzas Photography was commissioned for the theme 'Form and Balance'. Below is a sample of the chapter from the book.

It’s an honor to be selected by wix.com for their website builder services campaign! I have been using wix since 2014 for my website design and hosting, spending countless hours keeping it up-to-date and fine-tuning its pages, so it’s such a pleasant surprise to receive their selection news. My thanks to social media curator Amos Zimmerman for his support! #CreatedWithWix #pygmalionkaratzasphotography #websites #websitedesign #websitebuilder #socialmediacampaigns

100 Most Inspiring Architecture Photographers - Volume 2 by Loop Design Awards: www.loopdesignawards.com/100-most-inspiring-architecture-photographers-volume-2/ Delighted to receive the news and a great honour to be among luminaries in the field like Julius Shulman, Ezra Stoller, Iwan Baan, Fernando Guerra, Helen Binet as well as colleagues I interviewed over the years for the Danish Architecture Center like Tim Griffith, Hufton + Crow, Adam Mork, Andrew Prokos, Laurian Ghi

The 'Integral Lens', multi-award winning fine art collection, a visual journey of contemporary architecture and cityscapes from United States is available in print here: http://www.blurb.com/b/8010730-integral-lens Integral Lens book reviews “The photographs themselves take a range of subjects, both city and nature, buildings and contexts, interiors and exteriors, wholes and parts, full of people and empty of habitation, frozen structures and dynamic skies—cityscapes, urban