Late afternoon light in New York carves sharp angles from brick facades and glass towers, the city’s vertical lines softened by overcast skies. Ludwig Favre returns to these moments where architecture is both frame and subject,tall buildings topped with red lettering, stone doorways adorned with carvings, or a chain-link barrier framing water beneath a dense skyline. The photographs are anchored in the city’s fall palette: muted brick, soft green lawns, and the occasional burst of color,a tricolor dog beside a man engrossed in his phone, a red neon sign glowing against a vertical facade. Gesture is minimal but deliberate; figures move through these spaces with quiet precision, their presence measured against the urban backdrop.

A chain-link barrier frames turbulent water beneath a dense skyline, the city’s vertical lines softened by overcast skies.

The New York fall photography series by Ludwig Favre is available as a limited edition fine art print, signed and numbered.

About Ludwig Favre

Ludwig Favre is a French photographer born in Paris. His cinematic urban work has been featured by Vogue, AD USA, L'Officiel, Condé Nast Traveler and many other international magazines, and exhibited in numerous galleries across the world. His photographs are held in private fine art collections worldwide and in the New York Ford Foundation Resident Artist Collection. He continues to travel and document the textures of the modern city.