These are the best photos of buildings and interiors we’ve seen this month – which is your favourite?
The team shares their favourite photographs from the Architecture category of International Amateur Photographer of the Year The post These are the best photos of buildings and interiors we’ve seen this month – which is your favourite? appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
In the Architecture category of the International Amateur Photographer of the Year 2026 competition, numerous photographers showcased their skills. Among the impressive entries, three images stood out.
The first photograph, "Nandgaon Temple" by Azim Khan Ronnie, captures a sacred pilgrimage town in Uttar Pradesh, India. The 18th-century Nandgaon Temple complex, built high on a hill, stands tall and dominates the town. Ronnie's aerial drone shot perfectly conveys the temple's grandeur and highlights the power of religious faith in societies worldwide.
The second image, "Shadows of Industry" by Harvey Tomlinson, features a striking contrast between a quaint British home and the massive cooling towers of Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station. The photograph emphasizes the juxtaposition between home, community, and the industrial past, creating an evocative and thought-provoking scene.
Lastly, "Tulip Staircase" by Alan Magellan showcases the sinuous shape of the Tulip Stairs located in the Queen's House in Greenwich, London. The stairs' curves echo the Fibonacci spiral, a naturally occurring logarithmic spiral. Magellan's photograph captures the intricate details of the stairs, the wrought-iron bannisters, and their impressive flow, creating a visually captivating image.
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