A series about the beauty of sunsets, moonrises, and reflections. Due to the different light conditions during the day the same building can look different each time you look at it. During the retouching process, the buildings get isolated from their environment to bring out the uniqueness of the buildings and to be able to edit the sky. In some cases, they are also manipulated to give it a more surreal touch.

I’m Simone Hutsch aka heysupersimi, a passionate graphic designer and enthusiastic self-taught architecture photographer from Berlin, Germany and currently living in London, UK. Self-motivated projects as well as commissioned work trigger my curiosity and keep my creative juices flowing. ​ My work combines art and photography and lets people dive into a different world. I’m using my camera to explore the geometry in architecture. Afterwards, I give the buildings a surreal touch in my retouching process. When I’m outside with my camera, I see the world around me with a different eye. Having an imagination of the final piece is key when I take a picture. Pattern, colour or shapes, as well as the perspective, are very inspiring to me. The perspective has a crucial role. It’s always very impressing by how the geometry of a building changes when you change your point of view. My retouching process plays another key role. It gives me the opportunity to create completely new buildings, tidy up the facade and adjust the colours. I truly enjoy both parts in the process, being outside taking pictures and the retouch afterwards at home. But the most rewarding aspect of my work is when I can inspire people.

I’m Simone Hutsch aka heysupersimi. This is a self-motivated series about the beauty of sunsets, moonrises, and reflections. Glas facades are really fascinating to me. The same building, yet different each time you look at it. Each appearance is unique, especially when the sun is setting, some buildings look incredible such as they were on fire. The photos are taken in Berlin & London. I give the buildings a surreal touch in my retouching process. I truly enjoy both parts in the process, being outside taking pictures and the retouch afterwards at home.