In a single photograph, French photographer Franck Bohbot exposes the essence of each unique architectural masterpiece in a series entitled Respect the Architect that captures a telling moment within a variety of locations throughout Europe. Stylistically, the series embodies a homogeneous composition throughout while simultaneously revealing the unique story of each space. Bohbot embraces quasiperfect symmetry, creating a surreal quality and invoking a sense of curiosity with each image.
Continue after the break for more images. In case you missed it, be sure to check out this series: Parisian Theaters by Franck Bohbot.
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- Le Bon Marché, Paris © Franck Bohbot
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- Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, Paris © Franck Bohbot
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- Le Foyer, Versailles © Franck Bohbot
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- Pantheon, Rome © Franck Bohbot
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- Odeon Corridor, Paris © Franck Bohbot
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- Piscine Pontoise, Paris © Franck Bohbot
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- Piscine Pontoise II © Franck Bohbot
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- The Door, Versailles © Franck Bohbot
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- Atrium Jussieu University, Jussieu © Franck Bohbot
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- Depart Alvia Train, Barcelona © Franck Bohbot
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- Bir-Hakeim, Paris © Franck Bohbot
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- Impressionism Exhibition, Hotel de Ville Paris © Franck Bohbot
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- Duplex A86, Rueil-Malmaison © Franck Bohbot
I think he missed the important bit in the Pantheon.
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