David Leventi. Photos the most beautiful opera houses in the world
Photographer David Leventi (b. 1978) Site grew up in Chappaqua, NY and Nantucket, MA. In 2001, he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from Washington University in Saint Louis, Missouri. From 2002 to 2008, Leventi assisted Robert Polidori in his studio and on international shoots as First Assistant, Studio/Archive Manager and Drum Scanner.
Внутреннее убранство красивейших и знаменитейших Оперных театров мира
поражает воображение своим великолепием и роскошью.
Фотографии снятые фотографом в горизонтальном ракурсе - большого размера,
они кликабельны и можно рассмотреть каждую мельчайшую деталь интерьера,
а так же они могут вполне подойти как обои для рабочего стола!!
Curtain, Palais Garnier, Paris, France, 2009
Estates Theatre, Prague, Czech Republic, 2008
Margravial Opera House, Bayreuth, Germany, 2008
Cuvillies Theatre, Munich, Germany, 2009
Palau de Musica Catalana, Barcelona, Spain, 2009
Opera de Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo, Monaco, 2009
Bavarian State Opera, Munich, germany, 2009
Amargosa Opera House, Death Valley Junction, California, 2009
Hingarian State Opera House, Budapest, Hungary, 2008
Civic Oper House, Chicago, Illinois, 2009
Drottningholm Palace Theatre, Stockholm, Sweden, 2008
Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, 2008
Teatro Amazonas, Manaus, Brazil, 2009
La Scala, Milan, Italy, 2008
Teatro di San Carlo, Naples, Italy, 2009
Metropolitan Opera House, New York, New York, 2008
Oslo Opera House, Oslo, Norway, 2008
Palais, Garnier, Paris, France, 2009
Romanian Antheneum, Bucharest, Romania, 2007
Mariinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 2009
Mikhailovsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 2009
Royal Swedish Opera, Stockholm, Sweden, 2008
La Fenice, Venice, Italy, 2008
War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, California, 2009
His photographs have been widely published in Culture + Travel, Vanity Fair, T: The New York Times Style Magazine, BlackBook, Travel & Leisure, Best Life, Forbes, I.D. Magazine, New York, LIFE Magazine, Time Out New York, and Time Out New York Kids. Leventi’s personal work includes retracing his family’s history and his great-grandfather’s resistance to fascism and communism in Romania, which was featured as a photo essay in the second issue of Culture + Travel magazine (Nov/Dec 2006). Leventi was selected by Photo District News as one of 2007’s Top 30 Emerging Photographers. In 2008, his work was included in Communication Arts Photography Annual and in American Photography 24 as well as receiving two Graphis Gold awards and being listed among the Critical Mass Top 50 Finalists by Photolucida. His advertising work includes projects for Pentagram, Concrete Brand Imaging Group, The Howard Gilman Foundation, Knoll International and R 20th Century Design. One of his recent projects was the extensive photo documentation of White Oak Plantation in Florida for Concrete Brand Imaging Group. Leventi’s current project, titled “Bjoerling’s Larynx,” records the interiors of world-famous opera houses. Photographed with a large-format view camera, this body of work is architecturally meticulous. The large prints historically document these national landmarks, capturing rows of velvet seats, ornate private boxes, chandeliers and gilt decorations in incredible detail. He is represented by Greenhouse Reps and shows with Bonni Benrubi Gallery in New York and Arthur Roger Gallery in New Orleans.
