The Jaded Photography Series is a collection of works by notable photographers from around the world, each with their own unique perspectives. Each collection is accompanied with a short essay where the respective photographer provides us with an insightful look at the purpose of the work and what it means to them.

The Disney Concert Hall is photographed from a refreshing and new angle by Eric Alba. The once flat skyline is re-energized by newfound shadows giving the once bright and lustrous surfaces a new life.

[Ex] Pride an essay collection by Alnis Stakle features the factories that were once a symbol of economic stature and pride of the Soviet Union. Now abandoned, vandalized or both, these buildings still seep with their own mysterious life.

Angels and Insects by B.A. Bosaiya is a collection that stars an unlikely subject. Taken from his front porch, we get a glimpse into the beauty of creatures that are often misjudged. The final product illustrates the splendor that can be found in the most unconventional corners of nature.

Sixteen9 by Keith Kin Yan is a collection premised with applying video and film image enhancement techniques to the medium of photography. The result is a series of beautiful images that are meant to emulate stills from a film.