This week, we asked our contributors to explore and photograph their interpretations of the letter ‘O’. Be it literal or abstract, its universal form is encountered in most everyday experiences at just about any location. From a typographic representation to an objectification, the presence of the letter ‘O’ is undeniable but oftentimes can be overlooked when placed within a larger context. (27 ‘O’s were used in the writing of this article)


[above] Avant Garde by Silvana Micolich ©


[above] zerO by Peter Ho ©


[above] Owl by Angela Martinez ©


[above] O by Christian Sheridan, AIA ©


[above] legoBA.002 by Fernando L. Brave, AIA ©


[above] Late Night d-O-nuts by Greg Ryden ©