Photographer Turns Dutch Architecture Into Kaleidoscope of Color

June 9, 2016 2:30 pm EDT

Dutch photographer Dirk Bakker demonstrates that his country isn’t only obsessed with orange (the royal family’s official color). Bakker started his career as a graphic designer and then transitioned into a professional photographer once his Instagram page gained recognition. In a recent interview, Bakker talks about how this influences his work today: “I see a big connection between architecture and graphic design. Its about shapes, form, layout and patterns as well as constructing things, putting things together.” See his work below.

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

A photo posted by Dirk Bakker (@macenzo) on

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