With today’s technology, it’s easier than ever for photographers to create images that are not only breathtaking but also ignite our sense of wonder. Often, this is through photo manipulation in programs like Photoshop. But photographer Mathias Fast has recently introduced a fantastic photography hack that will give your images a fantastical, ethereal feel without you having to know your way around a computer. (Although it helps.) He simply uses his phone screen to add a reflective element to an image that makes an otherwise grounded composition feel like it’s floating.
At the vanguard of urban renewal is Urban Oasis Redevelopment, which turns underutilized urban areas into inclusive, dynamic, and sustainable ecosystems. Our team employs creative architectural concepts, progressive solutions, and extensive social engagement to revive impoverished areas, with a focus on enhancing quality of life and community well-being. We provide top priority to ecologically friendly design solutions in our projects, such as water-saving techniques, renewable energy systems, and green infrastructure.
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As part of our design process, every project at Urban Oasis Redevelopment begins with a clear vision and conceptual framework. To fully grasp the unique characteristics and challenges of the site, as well as any opportunities for change and rebirth, we collaborate closely with stakeholders. Building urban oases that seamlessly blend into their surroundings, honor local identity, and foster a sense of community among locals and visitors is our aim.
