Adam Jacobs Photography

Size: 50" x 30"

This striking composite image features the mile-long factory floor of what was one of the largest former car plants in the world. The vivid colours are a result of graffiti and the after effects of this space now being used as an official paint-balling venue.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Abandoned Spaces” series that explores the beauty that can be found in the decay of all dilapidated places.

Size: 50" x 33.3"

Appearing like an opulent jewel or stone, the piece presents the financial capital of the world, New York’s Wall Street. The photograph’s geometric and symmetrical design symbolizes the wealth created within these narrow converging lanes.  

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 50” x 33”

Through the reflection of the the worlds most famous earthquake proof building. the TransAmerica Pyramid, this photographs asks questions about the seismic forces of our earth and provides a completely new interpretation and representation of the heart of the City by the Bay.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 50” x 33.3”

The photo shows the arteries that feed the city never sleeps, multiplied to amplify the volume commuters who frequently cross these bustling bridges into Manhattan.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 50” x 33.3”

Manhattan’s golden avenues illuminated in afternoon light takes center stage in this piece which shows the dynamism and energy of midtown’s major thorough fares.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 50” x 33.3”

Exploding out from its frame, the iconic Chrysler building soars out from midtown Manhattan in all of its decadent color and strength symbolizing the power, wealth and brashness of Western capitalism.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 50” x 41”

Reflections, memory and loss are strong themes in this piece which centers are eye on Ground Zero in Manhattan, New York. The inclusion of the Freedom Tower reminds us that whilst we never forget, out of devastation can come growth, progress and prosperity.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

SIze: 50” x 33.3”

Seeing the iconic Chrysler building from this unique perspective shows otherwise not evident colors, lines and patterns. Explore it with a closer eye and even greater detail becomes apparent on this bastion of art-deco architecture and its surrounds.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 30” x 30”

The energy and charge of lower Manhattan is depicted like a perfectly engineered circuit board. Strong lines, architectural details and connectivity provide this piece with balance and uniformity.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size 50” x 33.3”

New York cannot be contained in two dimensions. Sharp angles and an innovative perspective redesign midtown Manhattan’s most well known landmarks as they explode off the canvas in a multi-sensory array of lines, patterns and color.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 50” x 33.3”

Breaking from Manhattan’s normal block grid structure, comes this unique perspective of the iconic and much loved triangular FlatIron building in New York. Seeing it compressed and presented from this angle, challenges one to re-imagine New York’s urban planning, structure and lines in an authentic and original presentation.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Urban Reflections” series that explores the chaos of today's cities from unique, dizzying perspectives.

Size: 50” x 30”

Despite this eerie state of dilapidation, one can still find a sense of beauty and joy in this house’s rich colours and textures. It looks staged but it was photographed as it was found. Stuffed toys hanging from the house remind us of childhood and leave us to ponder how all spaces and moments are fleeting and transient. 

This piece is part of Adam’s “Abandoned Spaces” series that explores the beauty that can be found in the decay of all dilapidated places.

Size 50” x 30”

Light and dark are at work in this piece. The golden light pouring into this abandoned factory and juxtaposes with the ominous skull mural that symbolizes the men and women who once worked here. This contradiction, balanced in an eerie and immersive exposure conveys both hope and despair.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Abandoned Spaces” series that explores the beauty that can be found in the decay of all dilapidated places.

Size 50” x 30”

Light pours in to this former concert venue and school hall from grand glass windows, illuminating a venue forgotten in time. An Ornate ceiling now peels and formerly plush seats gradually succumb to the greater power of nature. The sounds of The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and others who once played are now nothing but faint echoes. Our eyes drawn to a stage that is full of memories.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Abandoned Spaces” series that explores the beauty that can be found in the decay of all dilapidated places.

Size: 50” x 30”

Faded pastel greens, worn wooden textures and empty classrooms off a long main corridor provide a clue to this space’s past as a high school. All that remains is scattered textbooks and empty chalkboards. Open doors invite us our minds to wander into these empty classrooms and remind us that there is always room to learn new things.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Abandoned Spaces” series that explores the beauty that can be found in the decay of all dilapidated places.

Size 50” x 30”

Framed with strong leading lines to draw our eyes upwards to heaven, this church’s pulpit hosted Mother Theresa just three decades ago. Since then, scrappers have moved in and stripped the once ornate and decadent church of all of its contents. Now all that remains is a magnificent edifice which evokes memories of a bygone age - a powerful visual reminder us that nothing is permanent. 

This piece is part of Adam’s “Abandoned Spaces” series that explores the beauty that can be found in the decay of all dilapidated places.

Size: 50” x 30”

Incredibly immersive in nature, this piece is rich with vibrant colors and subject matter; from the chairs of the abandoned power boat stadium to the Miami sunset; it encourages us to explore its lines, layers and details as we rediscover something new each time we view it.

This piece is part of Adam’s “Abandoned Spaces” series that explores the beauty that can be found in the decay of all dilapidated places.

SIze: 30” x 40”

An abstract approach to Hong Kong city life that is emphasized by the subtle use of bold color and tone, this piece pops with vibrancy and energy. The layers of umbrellas and signage give this cityscape dynamism as the urban hustle and bustle of this Asian hub invites us to immerse ourselves in its depths and heights.

The “Big House” in Ann Arbor, America’s biggest stadium and home of the College Football National Champions, the Michigan Wolverines, bathed in golden light to celebrate their historic 15-0 season.

26 editions of this print are available to commemorate the 26 years since their last national championship.

20” x 7.5”

Metal Print

Free Shipping