Book cover featuring “Vantage: Ryan Koopmans” by Black Dog Online, displayed over a photograph of modern building facades with grid-like window patterns, showcasing the surreal architectural themes explored in this photography book.
A stunning photograph from the book Vantage: Ryan Koopmans (Black Dog Online) displays a small white house with a black roof perched atop large brown rocks by the sea, under a blue sky, spanning two pages of the open photography book.
An open book displays a page of text about old-growth forests alongside a photo of city skyscrapers shrouded in fog and sunlight, echoing the surreal architecture captured in Vantage: Ryan Koopmans by Black Dog Online.
Open book displaying two pages from Vantage: Ryan Koopmans by Black Dog Online; the left page features an aerial photograph of barges on water, while the right showcases a city skyline with modern skyscrapers and a construction crane—illustrating the surreal architectural aesthetic characteristic of Koopmans’ work in this photography collection.
An open book displaying a striking photograph of an old apartment building facade with multiple balconies, laundry, and assorted belongings adorning each unit—a captivating example of surreal architecture reminiscent of the visuals featured in Vantage: Ryan Koopmans by Black Dog Online.

Vantage: Ryan Koopmans

£34.95
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31.2 × 23 cm | 12 × 9 in
161 ills | 256 pages
Hardback


Foreword: Marvin Heiferman


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 The first monograph of photographer Ryan Koopmans, an award winning Canadian/Dutch photographer whose work is exhibited and published across the world, Vantage explores the earth’s manmade structures, surreal architecture and megacities, evoking the insight and intrigue experienced from a travelling photographer’s perspective. Koopmans’ compelling photographs are presented alongside conversations with political leaders, business tycoons and local residents, providing a timeless vision of our world that is both contemporary and creative. Marvin Heiferman, an independent curator and writer who originates projects about the impact of photographic images on art, visual culture and science, offers an insightful foreword.


With photographs shot on location in Kazakhstan, China, Russia, Iraq, Brazil, USA, the Netherlands, Singapore, Hong Kong, Georgia, Ukraine, Spain, Sweden, Canada, Dubai, Malaysia and South Korea.